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This post was last edited by Qing_Xue on 2016-12-30 at 10:23. 2.jpg A group of university teachers with \"questionable moral character\" but who had dreams of education came from big cities to a remote village to establish a small school. The conditions at the school are poor and life is tough, but the teachers find joy in their work and spend their days laughing and getting along well together. However, the news that an education department inspector was coming for an unannounced inspection disrupted the peace, as there was a \"Mr. Donkey Water\" in the school who was hiding some unspeakable secrets. Just as everyone was worried that a scandal was about to be exposed, the appearance of a miraculous genius saved them all. Yet who could have imagined that the real troubles had only just begun... Its focus shifted from examining the system to exploring human nature—examining the fate of intellectuals and the bottom line for each of us ; Or rather, we are exploring: when and how will we no longer have any bottom line? Did we ever have a bottom line? Have Chinese intellectuals ever had any common bottom line to uphold? ——This theme is clearly more relevant to our own lives and can better ignite our passion for creation.
However, I haven’t seen the second movie of Happy Snacks, which is based on a stage play. But I don’t think it will exceed The Trouble with Charlotte.
I haven’t finished reading \"Charlotte’s Trouble\"; time has passed and I’ve forgotten about it
After hearing the OP’s comments, I’ll go take a look and then come back to reply. :)
I haven’t seen it yet; if anyone knows where it can be viewed online, please reply.
http://www.ygdy8.net/html/gndy/dyzz/20161215/52724.html I downloaded it from this website
It’s not possible to download; an error is displayed for the task.
I provided a web link, not a download link