Friends are an indispensable part of everyone's life. He can help you solve problems and laugh and be happy with you. I like making friends, making good friends instead of bad friends, so I made a good friend that made me laugh and cry.
He is an activist in his class. Every time something happens in his class, he is always in pain and criticized. This is not complaining, just complaining. What can we do? For example, once our dear math teacher "lifted" it to the blackboard to think. Because it's the last class and it's a Friday, my dear friend can't help but get active again, as if he had ADHD, shaking his body from time to time and mumbling. This annoyed the teacher and invited him to the podium. He is about 1.6 meters tall, with a pair of small glasses on his nose, and his eyes are wide open for fear that others will not see him. In our opinion, he may be a cheeky person and won't listen to what others say. Only the teacher's stick can frighten him. I'm really fearless. I'm afraid of the teacher's bamboo stick But he is careless at ordinary times and sometimes taciturn, but the probability is very small.
Sometimes he is really annoying. For example, he is more active in political class and always disturbs classroom discipline. He scratched his head when the teacher asked him to write. When he angered the teacher, he immediately shut up. Before the teacher could tell the answer to a question, he began to speak again. He couldn't help asking: teacher, choose A or B, oh, choose A, oh, right. Listen to me. That's right! I keep saying that. He is really not idle!
He also has a well-known thing: delicious! Known as the "big stomach king" of our class.
There are so many events. For example, there are generally fried steamed buns in our school cafeteria. He is always the first to rush out after class, shouting slogans that make the whole class laugh and cry! Another example is that a classmate in the class didn't come and ate a box of leftovers. He didn't wait for the teacher to say it was all covered. When he can't eat so much, the teacher sometimes gives him half a box lunch. That's nothing. At that time, there was not enough rice in our class at noon, so he brought the steamed bread. At that time, he had already finished eating one. Without saying anything, he grabbed three steamed buns, two in his hand and one in his mouth. Oh, just like that! This is a perfect analogy with a hungry wolf pouncing on food.
Another origin of his title of "the king with a big stomach" is that he always shouts: "Teacher, I'm hungry, I'm starving. Teacher, I didn't eat this morning. " Whenever he sees a classmate holding chocolate, he will think hard about how to eat it. If the teacher knows that he is hungry, he will give him some bread or biscuits to eat. This is not the title of "the king with a big stomach", but it really lives up to its reputation!