The title of the ancient book Ren: A man was carrying a red washbasin.

The man with a red washbasin on his head should have appeared seven times. Look at the seventh time:

He chatted with the local staff of the embassy, and the Spanish version of the story appeared: "Hacetiempo, Juando Estaba Cargapor Calle, Venia un Hombre Haciadon de Estaba Cargando un Lavatorio Rojo Sobre Cabeze. You don't know what I want to eat, but I know what you want to eat. But some people sang a song alone. "When Gu Tu asked the staff about the outcome, he was interrupted by His Excellency the Ambassador and did not ask again.

What is the second half of The Man in the Red Washball?

In fact, the cunning Mr. Sanye once said that just translate Spanish.

So now let's uncover the mystery of translation:

"I was walking in the street the other day and saw a man coming towards me with a red washbasin on his head ..."

"What happened later? What happened afterwards? What's the matter? "

"I don't remember the rest, I only remember that it was an interesting joke. I had to stop and let him go alone, so I couldn't know the second half of the joke.

I can't follow him just because I want to remember the joke in the second half, can I? )"

Actually, the answer is this. ......

Is this joke satirizing Gu, who has been looking for the second half, like a fool who has been following the man with a red washbasin on his head?

It is this man with a red washbasin on his head who satirizes Gu Tuan. ......

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