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I'm Niu Hongling, joined by Steve and Ding Heng.
You've just had the ultimate friendship breakup.
Goodbye to your daily text buddy and partner in crime.
It's a little like breaking up with a partner, but without the emotional baggage and maybe a little more dramatic.
What happens when friendships end?
Spoiler alert.
It's not always as pretty as we'd hoped, but it's always a learning experience.
And would you prefer air drying or clothes dryers for your everyday laundry?
Cause here in China, with the majority opt for air drying, more and more young people started to enjoy the toasty smell of the clean clothes.
But first, friendship, like any bond, is built on the delicate balance of shared moments, trust and mutual understanding.
But what happens when that balance tips?
When the people who once felt like family become strangers or worse, sources of emotional turmoil?
Today, let's look at a very important and also life's hardest question.
What do we do when a friendship has run its course?
And how can we learn from the end of it?
So exactly why are we talking about this?
Well, I think that a lot of media focuses on when a romantic relationship ends, right?