As follows:

1. Whether you want to eat hot pot tonight or not means to hint whether the other party will make a date. If the other party says "shabu", it means an offer, and vice versa, it means a no date.

2. When you receive "What are you doing?" you actually want to say "I miss you."

3. But if it is "haha", "hehe" or "quack", you must be laughing when you call it.

4. Calling you a "fool" or "idiot" actually means caring about you, worrying about you, and hoping that you will take care of yourself.

5. If it ends with a question, I actually hope to chat with you for a while longer.

6. "Oh" is mostly perfunctory.

7. But if it is "I know", "I received it", "I obey", it means that I care more.

8. Sometimes someone advises you to be busy with your own business, but in fact he means what he says.

9. When he tells you his silly, embarrassing or disappointing things, he hopes that you will comfort him, enlighten him, or even scold him.

10. Taking the initiative to send it to you shows that you have a certain weight in his mind. Most people don't like and don't care about people who are wordy.

11. If I give you a nickname, I hope you can remember him more.

12. "I just arrived" "I'm already home" means that the first thing that comes to mind when entering the house is you.