What do you mean by fishing in Caicai?

Caicai fished in the hope that the teacher would give him more points so that he wouldn't fail.

Caicai's fishing is "Dear teacher, the end of the term, the lovely student Caicai's, can you fish?" As the final exam approaches, this is the wish of contemporary college students. With the approach of the final exam, students in major schools began to cram for the Buddha's feet temporarily and tried their best to spoil the teacher, so this stalk was widely circulated in the classes of major schools.

In order to befriend teachers, let them help themselves and spoil them by various means. Teachers also take great pains. If you add a dot here, and then add another dot, let's go ashore. But sometimes it's really not that teachers don't want to fish, but that some students are too deep and can only blame themselves for not working hard at ordinary times. Teachers always work as fishermen for a few days every year.

Fishing poles originated in Caicai;

This stalk means a variant of the rich woman's hungry rice. In other words, during the final exam week, many students felt that cramming had little effect and began to pray for the teacher to help him prevent him from failing the exam. So this little shark's expression pack came alive. Many students finally told their teachers that Caicai was fishing and complaining, and of course there was a response. Students, it's time to hang up.

A rich woman's hunger is an expression, that is, telling her that she is hungry and asking her for food and money. This kind of expression pack is often used to show that you are poor and want to be kept by a rich woman, which means to be a comfortable but beautiful waste git and is a popular stalk on the Internet.