? I have other nicknames. A few years ago, after the song "I miss a river for you on a cold night" became popular, my classmates always made fun of me and kept singing "I miss a river for you on a cold night" in my ear, because my surname is Liang and my pronunciation is the same as cool. So gradually, my nickname was added: bright night.
? For this group of students, alas, I am also drunk ~
? My dad used to tell me that another teacher in the trusteeship/interest/remedial class called him. The general dialogue is as follows:
? Teacher x: hello. Excuse me, are you Yi Jun/Ze Jun/Ze Jun's parents?
? My father: ... no, I didn't.
? Afterwards, my dad told me that the reason why he said "no" was: "I thought your name was Yijun, and I was Yijun's parents, not Yijun/Zejun, so I was right.
? Me: ...
? Another time, I went to the podium to receive the award certificate. The teacher who gave me and some other students certificates said, "Liang Yi ... all of it?" Where is Liang Yijun? I struggled and whispered to the teacher, "Teacher, my name is Liang." The teacher is a little embarrassed, too. I was scared afterwards. Fortunately, the teacher didn't take the microphone, otherwise I would lose face in front of the whole school. ...
? Every time a calligraphy teacher calls my name, she always calls me "Liang Yijun", but I can't change my mouth after calling for many times, leaving me speechless, alas. ...
? Once I took the offline code as nucleic acid, because the word in the middle of my name on the offline code was changed to "*", so my name became "Liang * Lian". A female classmate in our class who went to do nucleic acid with me wrote "Li * Yao" on the paper, so I jokingly called her "Li Bi (*) Yao". Hearing this, she paused, and then called me "Liang Bi Shao". Then she paused again, smiled apologetically and said, "I used to call you Liang Zeshao. It's just subconscious. Sorry. "
After she finished, my heart still echoed with that sentence: "I'm used to calling you' Liang Zeshao' … I'm used to it …"
? My heart is blocked.