The sender had crookedly written the four characters "Katerina." When he opened the letter, the writing inside was just as crooked.
Song He had seen this kind of handwriting before. When most foreigners first learned to write Chinese characters, they failed to understand the stroke order, so they pieced the characters together like drawings. The result was handwriting like this.
Katerina had already started working for the Russians' security agency, yet she had somehow managed to send him a letter!
Song He, how have you been? I'm taking Chinese classes. I couldn't write before, so I'm learning now. Give it a try.
How is Primakov doing? Has he done you? Hasn't he done you? Does he do it equally well?
What have you been working on these past few days? Do you have any mathematics you need me to do? I have some free time for you right now.
Please recommend some videos for learning Chinese. The pronunciation must be standard Mandarin. I'm practicing speaking.
Your voice sounds so nice. I want to go find you and learn to speak, but I can't. I'm sad.
Song He was rendered speechless. He picked up his pen and wrote a reply:
"Katerina, thank you for your letter, but your Chinese writing is a complete mess!"
"Primakov has been doing very well. The two of us are evenly matched. 'Evenly matched' is an idiom that refers both to people or things being equal and to the close affection between brothers. You need to be careful when using the character 'do.' Besides doing work, it can also mean having sex, fighting, or describing extremely low humidity."
"I don't have any mathematics work for you at the moment. I'm busy with some insignificant little projects. After all, I'm still a student, so it's impossible for