She came from the sea -- The Love Legend of Eileen Chang: The Love Legend of Eileen Chang

Author: Qu Lingkan
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: The bell of the rickshaw jingled "ding ling ling," and the spring sun poured down through the tender green treetops, with dazzling sunlight shimmering on Eileen Chang's face. She was on her way to attend a forum for female writers, and the organization of such a forum was closely related to her rise in Shanghai in the past half year, which had caused a sensation. However, what truly sparkled in Eileen Chang's eyes was love—the feeling of having someone in her heart to think of. Under the sunlight, her yellow silk satin cheongsam was striking, often drawing the sideways glances of pedestrians or cyclists passing by. She leaned casually on the swaying rickshaw, completely unfazed by the attention of passersby. She only felt that this spring held a joy that had emerged from the harsh winter, just like the tender leaves on all the branches, standing playfully to welcome the beauty of life. Those who looked at her were like those gazing expectantly at the spring—they were the spring of Shanghai in 1944. 1944 was also the only spring in her entire life.