Did Han Han ghostwrite?

We should trust Han Han. He can't ghostwrite. 1 first of all, you have to understand how a genius becomes a talent. Most of them were born smart, influenced by their industries since childhood, and worked very hard the day after tomorrow, almost to the point of obsession, and finally achieved something. ,

2. The above view is wrong. Some people fail in the case of Chinese. Peeping at people in a cup is a kind of refined work. Please remember that refined writing reflects the hardware conditions and grammar of literary creation. This person's Chinese performance is generally handy, indicating that not every genius is learning.

3. The above viewpoint is wrong. Some people say that he has read twenty-four histories, besieged cities and so on. Staying up all night, quoting poetry in the article is close to the whole class, but he works hard in private.

4. The above viewpoint is wrong. Some people say that they never read China literature or foreign literature, because they can write. Why should they read others?

5. The above view is wrong. Han Fucheng said that he read a lot of books in his freshman year and laid a solid foundation for publishing books in the future.

6. The above view is wrong, because some freshmen are still writing a triple door of 200,000 words, so they need to study hard and have no time to read a lot.

7. The above view is wrong, because some people don't study hard and spend their time writing.

8. The above view is wrong. Some people say that they failed only once, but in fact, all the other grades were very good.

The above views are wrong, hehe, see what they say.

Actually, Han Han has nothing to doubt.

He doesn't learn Chinese, he just improves his writing. His article only contains scenes of his father's life. He just has a good memory and never forgets anything. He just has a bad memory and can't remember his own works. He just likes to pretend to be b, he is just too easily insulted. He just likes to deny himself. He just doesn't like to answer too many questions. He just doesn't like to interact with readers when signing books. He just doesn't accept topics other than women and racing cars in the interview. He just wrote a novel of 200,000 words too cleanly. He just doesn't understand whether others love or slander. He only took part in the competition alone. He just had no inspiration before he went on stage.

In short, none of this makes any sense. Long live Han Han.