600-word composition of "Interesting China People"

Another semester has passed, and there are many things in my class that make me laugh my teeth off. For example, Luo Runze compiled a series of catchwords, which made us cry with joy. Chen adapted the song Not Afraid into a funny version of Not Afraid of XXX. However, it was Chinese class on Wednesday that made me laugh the most.

In class, Mr. Yu is analyzing the test paper in the Almighty King Volume. One of the questions is: Didn't Marx and Engels establish a great friendship? Let's change it into a declarative sentence. Luo Runze bears the brunt, still shouting: "Me, me, me." Teacher Yu was afraid that he would disturb the classroom discipline again, so he had to call him. He stood up swaggering as if 100% sure. He said, "Ma, Ma, Si, Ke, Ge, Si, is this a great friendship?" As soon as this sentence was spoken, the class was so quiet that you could hear the sound when a pin fell, and turned a deaf ear to firecrackers. I saw: it turned out to be Chen Yedan, a quiet little girl, clutching her stomach and spraying tears; Not to mention, I stuck to the ground at once, and my feet struggled like crabs that were killed immediately. At this time, Mr. Yu, who should have maintained discipline, blocked his face with his hand and narrowed his eyes into a crack. At this time, a classmate was very patient and couldn't help laughing. Teacher Yu, who had been fed up, simply followed us, covering her stomach and patting her tears. Our laughter spread throughout the school.

This Chinese class is really interesting. It not only made me laugh, but also made me understand a truth: it is always good to read more extracurricular books and learn more about extracurricular knowledge. If Luo Runze often read extracurricular books and understood extracurricular knowledge, he wouldn't have made such a big joke.