I'll eat two and give you the rest. I'll eat two expression packs for you.

Guide: I'll give you two leftovers. What is this? I'll just eat two and give you the rest. How should I reply? What I want to bring to you is that I'll eat two and give you the rest as an expression pack.

I'll just eat two leftovers and give you any stalks. Actually, just stand there and I'll buy you some orange stalks.

"I'll just eat two and give you the rest." This sentence comes from what my grandfather said to his grandson in Lao She's novel Camel Xiangzi. This sentence can be said to belong to the authoritarian orange party. After all, it has a greater advantage, and it is directly a generation older than my dad, so it has become a new popular stalk.

When a friend says to you, "I'm going to buy some oranges, just stand here and don't walk around."

You can answer, "OK, but I'll eat two and give you the rest."

Because orange stalks are what a father said to his son, and you answered what a grandfather said to his grandson. Is to help you get back what you lost.

I'll eat two and give you the rest of the expression pack. I'll eat two and give you the rest. How to reply? Exposed in the skin, exposed in the skin. . . The taste is familiar. . . It's Comrade Chen Duxiu! Oh no, like Lee, Soo-chin!

It doesn't matter. Anyway, the former has evolved into you standing still on the orange tree. I will build a railway station for you. It is estimated that this will become one in the future. I only buy three and eat two. How can I stay away from you?

How can you talk about grandpa when you make people happy as grandchildren?

You stand here, don't walk around. I want to buy some oranges. After I buy it, I'll eat two and give you the rest.

Look, you'd better read more books, or you won't even know you've been scolded. ...