Damn rights, but the professor has the final say on whoever fails the final exam.

"It's good to know," Professor Okuno smiled again, "The final exam will give you some interesting questions."

“What is it?”

"I remember your second foreign language elective is Chinese?"

"right."

"Then just sing a Chinese song for the last question, and there are extra points to write the lyrics in dictation."

Is this considered an early leak?

But will singing a song be too simple?

"Professor..."

"It's simple? It's not simple. Do you know the level of your classmates? Even I disliked me. I said one by one, saying something about May disease, and I went to play. I kept a little more snack and talked to a few Chinese students and would not answer the 'sought legs' as 'foot smell', and translated 'wallow legs very sore' into 'foot smell on the road'."

The word "sour" is only used in Japanese when it indicates taste.

Uesugi Sato could even imagine the Chinese professor being angry when he was reviewing the papers.

He guessed that the student didn't know what "walking" means in Chinese, so he just translated it and added it to the back.

"Have you written a small paper recently?"

"have."

"You are so playful, write another article to let me see how good it is."

"Professor, the paper cannot be so hasty."

Professor Okuno patted his shoulder encouragedly, "You can write 3,000 words at will, and you will have no limit on your intentions. Please quote good documents and show them to me."

Whether it is primary, middle and university teachers, they like to assign additional homework to students.

Uesugi Sao was taken special care of, and he also knew that the professor didn't want him to be too decadent in his studies.

However, when a professor greets him kindly and has an inexplicable small paper assignment, it is really a disaster.

It seems that I can't say hello to the teacher casually.

The morning class is approaching noon, and Uesugi still goes to the comprehensive library.

Walking between the Western-style bookshelf, he saw a book that read "Hegel's Philosophy".

Today I heard the name Hegel again, but I haven't learned it, so I just took it down and read it.

Standing in the corridor for more than ten minutes, he was reading the book, and then walking and stopping, and finally found a seat where no one was sitting down.

The content in the book is quite interesting.

There is a thought inside.

I = I ≠ me.

Can't I be equal to me?

When I think of this, there will be a question of "How do I prove that I am me."

Uesugizo touched his chin and thought, assuming that a character B was determined to be A based on B's cognition.

B knows that A is A, that is, I = me.

But this A is 6-year-old a. In B's perception, he only knows 6-year-old A.

a grows up and grows up, a is still A, but it is not A that B knows, that is, I ≠ me.

Hegel also said in his book that "the circle of truth" and "the end is the starting point."

A and B met again after leaving each other when they were young. B recognized A as a who was once 6 years old. From then on, B enriched his concept of 6 years old a and understood that a is A.

But after the two separate, A will definitely grow again, and B may no longer know A, and from then on he falls into the formula "I = I ≠ me".

A very interesting formula, Uesugi Do thinks that you can learn a higher level of philosophy from this simple formula.

But obviously this spiritual thought has been studied in depth, and learning cannot be achieved overnight.

After borrowing this book in the library, Uesugi Takes it to class.

The course is the basic mathematics of university, and he feels it is meaningless and he is philosophical research.

I = I ≠ what does this formula mean? Is it a nonsense?

"Uesugi, have you taken the courses taught by Nagai?"

When Tozuka Katsuki saw the words "Hegel" on his book title, he knew that this was a famous German philosopher in the 19th century.

"No."

"Then how did you study philosophy?"

"If you have nothing to do, you will think of some interesting questions when you have enough food."

"In fact, aren't literature all things that you think of when you have nothing to do?"

Uesugi Osaki picked up the book and pointed to a famous saying from Hegel:

[Everything is reasonable, and everything reasonable is there.]

Tozuka Kashichi smiled: "I have read some of Hegel, this is reasonable and not ordinary reasonable."

Uesugi: "We need to see how to understand this 'reasonable'. Just like there are a thousand Hamlets in the hearts of a thousand people, starting from different angles, the answers will also increase. The emergence of literature may be boring narratives and imaginations, but later it has great significance."

He put down the book again and stroked the hard corners of the book.

"Actually, I'm wondering what angle can we use to better 'love'."

He was silent for a few seconds.

"Tozuka, how far are you and your girlfriend now?"

"Me? We just got in love, and she was reading by her side. When I saw her hand flipping through books, I was a little nervous."

"Then do you think this feeling will fade?"

"It should be. The reason why freshness is fresh is because it is fresh."

"It seems like I've realized it suddenly, but it's just nonsense." Uesugi said with a smile.

"How could this sentence be? This sentence has the function of reminding and emphasizing it here. Since it reminds and emphasizing its meaning, then this nonsense is not nonsense."

"I'm off topic, I've replied," said Uesugi, "what do you think you can better 'love' from."

"Love is a profound emotion. You say that you should think about your lover better. If you want to love, you need to let the loved one feel love. What should you do?"

Uesugi Doo thought for a moment, "Try to love?"

"You are trapped in a misunderstanding, Uesugi," said Tozuka Katsuki. "Your strength and love can make people feel it, but it is not what you say. What is the maximum? What is important is whether your strength is your strength, but the other person's feelings."

Uesuma Dog's hand that kept rubbing the corner of the book suddenly stopped and turned to look at him:

"You mean that love is the right angle of love based on the other person's feelings?"

"Yes, it's not a very simple truth? Recently I learned a Chinese sentence, called 'Good intentions to do bad things'. You are kind-hearted, but you are bad things to others. If you follow the other person's ideas, then you can make others feel your kindness to the greatest extent, and love should be similar."

"Of course, I just stood by the sidelines and said casually."

"No, you're right." Uesugi said, "Thank you."

Tozuka Katsuki glanced at his face and noticed that his emotions were a little strange: "Hanmaru San, have you had a problem with your relationship? Didn't you still be very loving yesterday...?"

"No, we have no problem, but I think my problem."

“…”
Chapter completed!