- Tang Xia: Frankly speaking, you are the second person I "admire." Among classmates, you are intelligent, eager to learn, talented, and your achievements are outstanding; you are enthusiastic, generous, and treat others kindly, which I deeply admire.
- Hong Xin: I have cursed your indifference in my heart, but more often I admire your talent. You are the pride of our class, and you are the pride of our generation.
- Zhang Daoping: I have always been arrogant and conceited, and I can say that very few people can earn my respect. Even figures like Zhou Peiyuan and Newton don’t impress me much, but you are one of the few people I respect. You are exceptionally talented, and I believe that in the near future, you will stand tall in the world of literature, bringing glory to our country. The Nobel legacy will lose nineteen thousand dollars because of you, and by then, I hope you won’t forget your old friends.
- Sun Guanghai: The person I usually use as an argument is -------- Ge Yimin. I admire you immensely; don’t boast about yourself, because the only smart person I recognize is you, and I use you as an example to refute others, leaving them speechless.
- Kong Hui: We have actually broken up, because for the past two years, I haven't seen you, and you haven't seen me (emotionally or intellectually). The words of so many classmates echo in my ears, and everything rekindles the feelings that had long been dormant. Please draw a Mona Lisa on a clean sheet of paper! A Chinese one!
- Dong Jingping: (The older sister forcibly referred to as "Persian cat" by "Little Guangdong"): At my lowest emotional point, this guy we call "Little Guangdong," Ge Yimin, forced a package of "Xiangsi Mei Huang" and this message book into my hands. Little Guangdong sang songs I couldn't understand while waiting for my message. His mumbling prayers seemed very sad, and I couldn't leave a cheerful message. I am stubborn, willful, and lack feminine virtues; this is his compliment to me.
- Guan Yu: The happiness that cannot be retained, the elegance that cannot be held onto, the secrets that cannot be kept, the treasures that cannot be held, all flow out little by little from your gourd, bringing us endless joy. I'm really glad to know you, Ge Yimin!
- Shi Lianlin: May you always be a knight, but unfortunately, there is a lack of graceful noblewomen in China.
- Cao Lei: And now, I will leave my most beautiful and best wishes for you at this moment.
- Dai Weiyang: The rogue walks with you, and even the genius entrepreneur calls you great; the illiterate sees you as a confidant, and the sages of all time also say you are "true"; the prostitute shares a bed with you, and the unparalleled beauty is infatuated with you; one day, God walks up to you and says, "Ah! How did I end up here?!" (i.e., God mistakenly took Old Ge for himself—author's note)