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==Essays published on the account== | ==Essays published on the account== | ||
*2022-01-16: 开篇 ("The opening") | *2022-01-16: 开篇 ("The opening") | ||
*2022-01-22: 最后的决斗 ("The Last Duel") | *2022-01-22: 最后的决斗 ("The Last Duel") | ||
*2022-01-28: 兄弟dei，一切都会变好的！("Bro dei, everything will be alright!") | *2022-01-28: 兄弟dei，一切都会变好的！("Bro dei, everything will be alright!") | ||
**Contains a guitar playing video of the song 平凡之路. The player is filmed from the neck down. | **Contains a guitar playing video of the song 平凡之路. The player is filmed from the neck down. | ||
*2022-02-01: | *2022-02-01: | ||
**Contains a guitar playing video. | |||
*2022-02-04: contains a guitar playing video. | *2022-02-04: contains a guitar playing video. | ||
*2022-02-07 | *2022-02-07 | ||
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*2022-12-15 | *2022-12-15 | ||
*2023-01-16 | *2023-01-16 | ||
== Essay content review == | |||
2022-01-16: 开篇 ("The opening"). Contains a review of a book by Michael Sandel entitled "Justice: What's the right thing to do?" and a paragraph describing how the Zhang Sanjian struggled with typing it up and posting it, losing the whole text in the process. This was connected to Zhang Zhehan and his earlier struggles with technology. The essay was posted just days after [[Li Xuezheng]]'s account was muted on Weibo. | |||
*2022-01-22: 最后的决斗 ("The Last Duel") Contains a review of the 2021 Ridley Scott movie "The Last Duel". | |||
*2022-01-28: 兄弟dei，一切都会变好的！("Bro dei, everything will be alright!") An essay inspired by the book mentioned in the title. Zhang Sanjian wonders about accepting fate and everything that life brings, weathering bad times while waiting for good times to return, then mentions an anecdote from a friend's wedding where he was supposedly sat at a table very distant from the bride and groom. At the end, he talks about an ex-colleague who--while loyal in times of success--does not show up when bad times come. This was interpreted as a veiled reference to [[Gong Jun]] and caused many to reject the account as not belonging to Zhang Zhehan. | |||
== Debunks == | == Debunks == | ||