Xiao Chong grabbed a handful of his own hair and said with a bitter smile, "I'll go to the barbershop to get it cut later."
Because of the belief that "the body, hair, and skin are received from the parents," Xiao Chong always disliked cutting his hair.
But in modern society, men all have short hair, so he had to blend in a bit.
Previously, in the third year of middle school, because his grades were outstanding and he was pre-admitted, the teachers didn't really bother him during the last semester.
Being first in the grade always comes with some privileges of being willful, so he didn't cut his hair again. By the time he reported to high school, his hair was long enough to reach his shoulders, and he could tie a small ponytail at the back of his head.
During the summer vacation, he didn't participate in the military training because he went to Beijing for a traditional Chinese painting exhibition, so he kept this hairstyle until the orientation meeting.
