Chinese entertainment for engineering students

Wang Xu was very pleased. Ever since Chen Baiqiang drunkenly uttered the truth, he began to like listening to that CD and took it with him wherever he went, not just in the listening room.

He would even listen to it on a portable CD from time to time, and the CD with only one song became his favorite. It’s not the kind of endless single cycle, but it’s something that I’ll think of and listen to twice every now and then.

This situation is in line with Wang Xu's expectations. He also needs to examine the harmfulness of this kind of song. It should not be really addictive. The skills of that kind of world are sometimes the most terrifying in this aspect.

However, it seems that no one who has listened to it has any addictive tendencies. At most, they find it pleasant. After listening to it, they feel happy and uplifted, and they do not feel uncomfortable without it.

This is good, then there will be no problem if Chen Baiqiang listens at this frequency. Of course, Wang Xu also added these contents to his experimental records.

He didn't know how to write a paper on this aspect, so he could only record everything in detail first, and then find a way to contact Imperial Medical College later.

They are very strong in this area, and their sixth hospital is one of the few top hospitals for mental illness in the country.

Chen Baiqiang's situation gradually improved. He gradually adapted to the simple life in the imperial courtyard, the smelly toilet at the end of the alley, got used to chatting with the brothers in the pit next to him, and got used to the habit of giving a cigarette to everyone he met. Even if he doesn't smoke himself.

He used his half-baked Hong Kong language to communicate with the neighbors, drink with Uncle Li, play cards with Aunt Jiang, and he could even help Luo Qi with his homework.

Subtly and unknowingly, Chen Baiqiang's condition improved so much. He started taking antidepressant drugs again. His previous drugs were secretly stopped by himself.

This is the scariest thing about depression. Many patients with depression refuse all help, even medication, and there are many who stop taking medication privately.

Being able to start taking medicine again is a huge improvement in itself, and it can even be said that he can face his illness head-on.

Psychotropic drugs are actually a big pitfall. This thing is really a double-edged sword. The human body's hormone regulation mechanism is extremely complicated and it is not clear at all now.

Depression is also a disease whose pathogenesis is unclear, so it is really unreliable to take medication hastily.

Therefore, psychiatrists are really difficult to do. Many psychiatrists refuse to prescribe medication, and many use vitamins or even starch tablets to fool patients.

There is no way, most patients will think that doctors are gods and can cure their diseases with medicine.

But the truth is not that simple. Many cases of depression are not suitable for medication. It may be better to have more psychological treatments.

But if you don’t prescribe medicine, you don’t see a doctor. This is the underlying logic of most people. This has even given birth to an industry specializing in placebos.

According to Wang Xu's observation, he cannot yet tell whether Chen Baiqiang can recover, but with the help of various means, there will be no problem in returning to normal life and work.

As for deep-seated emotional injuries and heart ailments that still need to be treated with heart medicine, Wang Xu can't help.

But Wang Xu is at least certain that Chen Baiqiang's current mental condition has greatly improved.

He had even begun to consider resuming some work, but Sister Ying stopped him. Wang Xu did not suggest that he start working immediately. He had better adapt to it first and observe it for a while.

If you had to do something, you could go to Wang Xu's company to join in the fun, so I introduced Sister Hua to her.

He actually went to Sister Hua to ask for a job and asked Sister Hua to find something for him to do, leaving Sister Hua speechless.

In the end, Sister Hua really found him a job that was not very tiring and suitable for him, that is, helping to train the appearance and posture of the five little ones.

Things like posture are often linked to people's temperament, but this can definitely be trained. You can see that most dancers have very graceful standing and sitting postures.

But this thing is made up of many very trivial details, which you have not been exposed to since childhood. There are many details that you really don’t know. Where to put your hands, where to put your legs, it’s really all details.

The Imperial Capital is not a place that pays attention to posture. Among the five little ones, except for two who have been dancing since elementary school, they have some sense of beauty. The remaining three have really learned all the bad habits of the Imperial Capital people.

Ge You is paralyzed and swaying his legs. He usually doesn't care, but once he attends a formal occasion, he easily shows his timidity.

Chen Baiqiang has a good family background, has the temperament of a noble son, and tends to be conservative, so he is very particular about his behavior and rarely does anything out of the ordinary.

So, this job is really suitable for him.

Wang Xu was really busy at the beginning of the school year. He was running from school to company and rushing to work at night. It was as if his feet were not touching the ground.

He is not that disgusted with living like a cow or a horse. After all, he is doing things he likes and they are not repetitive things.

Just like if you are a heavy 2D person, you would find it very hard to stay up late every day and make handcrafts.

However, Wang Fei has not been too busy recently, and Xiangjiang Wireless's TV drama directing standards are quite good. This time, Wang Fei was hired because of the popularity, so naturally she must make good use of it.

Wang Fei became the absolute heroine of this drama. The film "Zhong Wuyan" was originally about the story of an ugly girl turning into a beauty. It can be regarded as a typical type of early female protagonist dramas.

Wang Fei's performance in such a drama is okay, at least that's what she thinks, but she feels a little boring.

The male protagonist is Ekin Cheng, who is very young and stylish now. He is Wang Fei's favorite type, so she thinks it is quite eye-catching.

That night I called Wang Xu and talked about it. Wang Xu got angry and immediately said he was going to Xiangjiang to suppress her.

Then Wang Fei's little idea succeeded, and she bought a plane ticket and waited for him to come over on the weekend. Of course Wang Xu was fooled, but he couldn't resist his pleasure. The little fun was quite interesting.

Life in Xiangjiang is no different from before, except that recently Wang Fei's schedule has changed to filming. There is no so-called weekend for artists, and they have to start work at any time.

Therefore, after Wang Xu went over, he and Wang Fei could get tired of it at night. During the day, they went to see Leslie Cheung and gave him a copy of "Under the Sea" to prepare for a rainy day. In fact, he also has that problem now.

For this reason, he deliberately avoided Maple Leaf Country and stayed there for a year before returning. He has recently moved back to Xiangjiang, but he still has not started working and arranged work. He stays at home every day and lives in seclusion.

It seems that the unpleasantness has been forgotten and the noise is far away, but in fact it may have just suppressed the disease. Once it rebounds, it may be even worse.

Wang Xu sent the record over and chatted with him for a while. There was no movement at Wang Fei's fashion store, which made Leslie Cheung very angry. He kept clamoring to make Wang Fei look good on the mahjong table.

Wang Xu simply persuaded him to live in the imperial capital for a while and told him about Chen Baiqiang. Leslie Cheung fell silent for a while.

He actually knew that he had depression, but it was not severe enough to require medication, but he was seen by a psychiatrist.

He had long known that Chen Baiqiang also suffered from the same disease, but he didn't expect that Chen Baiqiang would be so serious this time, and he couldn't help but feel sad.

He didn't expect that such severe depression would actually be alleviated in the imperial capital. He suddenly felt extremely strange and curiously asked Wang Xu about life in the imperial capital.

Wang Xu didn't tell him in detail. In fact, moderate hardship is good for treating depression, but if he goes into detail now, he is afraid that he will scare away his brother who lives a very particular life.

In the end, Leslie Cheung agreed to live in the imperial capital for a while and take a look at Wang Chao, whom he had admired for a long time.