Do you remember what bad things you did at school?

The five words I hated most when I was a child were:

Those obscure words and sentences that are difficult to read used to annoy me. At that young and ignorant age, we were naive and naughty. Do you remember what you did in those years?

Maybe many people, like me, have always had a question: Why do you want to learn poetry and understand the traditional culture of China?

There is a joke on the Internet that if we know poetry and face the magnificent scenery of the sunset, we can say "the long river sets the yen" and "the sunset and lonely Qi Fei" instead of just saying "the trough is beautiful".

There is an old saying in China, "You can recite 300 Tang poems by heart, even if you can't write them." For us, China's traditional culture is not only a simple knowledge filling, but also a cultivation of sentiment through hearing and seeing, which permeates our lives.

Draw a stool.

Stick a note.

At the end of class, prepare a note and write "I am an idiot", gently stick it on the back of the front desk, watch the front desk run around with the note and laugh with other students behind.

Pull valve core

Sometimes when I see a bicycle parked on the roadside, I secretly unplug the valve core with my friends, and then quickly hide in the corner to see the owner, looking depressed.

Put a thumbtack/a small thorn ball.

I used to put some small thorn balls on my classmates' seats. If I sit down with a thumbtack, the sound will not resound through the whole campus!

Dig a trap

Seeing the sand pile will be inexplicably exciting, dig a hole and cover it with film; Sprinkle a thin layer of sand on the film and hide not far away. Watch others fall into their own traps, because they are often beaten by adults! Now think about it, this game is really dangerous, sorry uncles and aunts!