The phonograph, or record player, was too advanced for Gao Yang; he really didn't know how to use it.
Holding a vinyl record, standing beside the record player and staring blankly for a while, Gao Yang finally said softly, "I don't know how to use this..."
Yarebin smiled as he stood up, walked to the phonograph, took the record from Gao Yang's hand, stared at it for a moment, then said softly, "This phonograph was bought by my father, a thirty-three RPM from East Germany, it was expensive, and this record is in stereo, which was quite a rare item back then."
Gao Yang exclaimed, "This was actually left by your father!"
Looking at Yarebin's face, one couldn't tell he was holding something left by his father, because Yarebin was so calm, showing no signs of excitement, leading Gao Yang to always think this was something left behind by the families after Yarebin's parents passed away and were moved in.
