Simply biscuit means: to sigh whether a person can rain in Mao Mao. It refers to hope, like some people dare to do and think, without thinking too much, without dragging their feet, decisively and simply.

Related sentences are:

1. If you meet someone you like, just tell them. If the other person likes you, then everyone will be happy. If the other person doesn't like you, then turn back decisively. This is your way, not dragging your feet, but being decisive and crisp.

It is the most normal thing for you to travel when you leave. You don't need to turn over the little red book in advance to do all kinds of raiders.

3. Where are you going? Act immediately. Take your people and your wallet. It's your style to leave when you say it.

4. Reject the boy who confessed to you. I don't like it. It's so direct.

I ask you, do you know what you like? You said that if you meet someone, you should go to the civil affairs bureau with him to get a certificate immediately, which is like.