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我和好友在发廊外面徘徊、商议,我心里砰砰地跳个不停,我发现服务员竟是三个年轻的姑娘。对我这个从没有上过发廊,除了跟母亲等较亲的异性说过话外,很少跟异性说话的“老封建”来说,这无疑是比要我去登南天门还难的难题。听阅历丰富的长辈、兄辈讲,这些发廊的理发小姐如何地“开放”,如何周到地为你“服务”。我眼前出现偶尔在电视上看到的某些镜头,心想遇到这样的事情怎办。算了!还是
My friends and I lingered and negotiated outside the salon, and I was scampering in my heart. I noticed that the waiters were actually three young girls. I have never been to a hair salon, except for talking to the mother and other relatives who are close relatives. In the case of “old feudalism,” which rarely speaks to the opposite sex, this is undoubtedly more difficult than asking me to go to Nanmen Tianmeng. Listen to experienced elders and brothers and sisters, how these hairdressing salon ladies “open up” and how to “serve” you thoughtfully. Some of the shots that I occasionally saw on television appeared in front of me and I thought what would happen if I encountered such a thing. Forget it or