By the afternoon, the eight-man dormitory was finally full.
Zhang Cheng, from Yunnan Province, was diligent and honest. He and Zhou Haidong were similar in character—both were the cautious, reticent type, a trait born largely from the fact that both came from poor families.
Dong Hancheng, from Jiangsu Province, kept his family background to himself. However, when he arrived, he brought very little luggage—just a backpack and a guitar—giving off the air of a wealthy young master. He didn’t seem bothered by the heat, dressed in a crisp white shirt, black casual trousers, and highly polished leather shoes. Whether it was hair gel or pomade, his hair was slicked back into a gleaming style that, at first glance, resembled Hou Yong’s own taste in clothing. Yet, restricted by the aesthetics of the era, the outfit looked strangely out of place on him.
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