Every time I eat hot pot, there are always fans. The slender and smooth fan is unforgettable. Although it is not as chewy as vermicelli and as elastic as instant noodles, it has a special liking for me. I like the feeling of tasting it, a very comfortable and pure feeling ...

I remember that when I went to eat hot pot with others, it seemed that not many people wanted to stay on the beach, even for a short moment, it was only an extravagant hope of fans. Instead, I will put my feelings into fans who are left out by others. Finally, it will eventually become my exclusive product.

I suddenly feel like a failure, because my affection for fans is entirely based on sympathy. Although I sympathize with it, it will eventually become my delicious food. Maybe it has a bright spot that attracts more people's attention, but we were tempted by other delicious foods and didn't find it, I think. Because some trivial things that are ignored are often the most meaningful things. Fans inherit the spirit of obscurity and interpret extraordinary values with ordinary life. If I can, I will call it "fan spirit" and carry it forward indomitable.

The rapid development from generation to generation makes me sigh a little. All kinds of thoughts and cultures are stirring with each other, causing ripples on "fans", and fans have become the homonym of English "fans". This is certainly not a bad thing, but it spreads much faster than people understand the "fan spirit", which makes me have to admit the fragility of China people's appreciation ability. I'm sure that if the word "fans" is mentioned in a youth group, a large part or even everyone will think of the English word "fans", but few people can really think of unknown fans. China's major media and some paparazzi are also crazy about using this homophonic word, which is synonymous with fans and fans. In other words, the value of fans can only be displayed and promoted if they are associated with stars. It is not pure spirit that infects people. Will fans feel really happy?

I am overwhelmed by the agitation of foreign ideas and cultures, and I seem to be out of breath. I know that these things are inevitable to adapt to this developing society with economic globalization and multi-polarization in the world. But we should think: when we get these things, what do we lose? Then we can treat "fans" rationally and remember their spirit.