This post is to show Markdown syntax rendering on [**Chirpy**](https://github.com/cotes2020/jekyll-theme-chirpy/fork), you can also use it as an example of writing. Now, let's start looking at text and typography.
In addition, you can use class `normal` , `left` and `right` to specify the image position (but in these case, the image caption is prohibited), for example:
"A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space."
"A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space. A repetitive and meaningless text is used to fill the space."