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Li Ao is fine. He did read a lot of books. He is very informative and has dry goods.

I saw some people comment that he did different things under different governments, and others said that he licked chrysanthemums or something. I'm just curious. Do you want martyrs and saints so much? I sincerely hope that there will be one more person on the banned list to prove how cruel, wise and noble this regime is.

The best thing about Li Ao is that he can seize the opportunity, dance in chains, and transmit knowledge and ideas in the cracks.

In order to survive, to fight against two Chiang Kai-shek and those literati, he did a lot of disgraceful things to ensure his financial freedom. But this does not prevent his writing from being much more nutritious than Han Han and others' works.

If you look at a person who says he is resisting, you will think that he is really resisting; If you look at a flatterer, you will think that he is a coward. Then I can only say that you read so many books for nothing.

Li Ao is one of the most tenacious, self-disciplined, intelligent and affectionate people I know.

His character is complex, cunning and optimistic, stubborn and fickle. He has many funny shortcomings, but he has some rare chivalry.

Most mainland audiences still like classic things, but they don't care whether it is popular or not, and they don't care whether it is sought after by brain-dead audiences. Unlike some islanders who blindly follow the trend and go with the flow, he also plays with other people's popular swearing slogans. Some people follow the rumors of the black continent, and others follow him. He is also ready to move. In the eyes of these people, anything marked with the word "popular" is like a rice field covered with gold.

In a word, he is a person I like and admire very much.