Wandering bread tree

Author: Zhang Xiaoxian
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Publish Date: 2002-02-01
Features: This book is Zhang Xiaoxian's new work, as well as the concluding volume of the Bread Tree Trilogy (The Woman in the Bread Tree, The Bread Tree Left). As long as there is breath in me, my love is insignificant, and it can be abandoned at any moment. She believes in commitments and loves all beautiful things: gorgeous clothes, delicious food, and men's promises. She searches for happiness, then realizes that disappointment can sometimes also be a form of happiness. Because there is something to expect, there is disappointment. Regret is also a form of happiness. Because there are still things that make you regret. She pursues love, then discovers that love has always been a winding journey. In the second volume, Lin Fangwen disappears while diving in Fiji, after which Cheng Yun lonely runs her 'Bread Tree' bookstore. Meanwhile, she becomes roommates with Du Weiping, who reunites with her from their elementary school days and offers to open a 'Dodo Restaurant' for her. Meanwhile, the singer Gemi'er is found to have a tumor in her brain, and while Cheng Yun accompanies her back to her hometown of Fiji, she meets a man who resembles Lin Fangwen. Is Lin Fangwen still among the living? And where will Cheng Yun ultimately find her heart's? Is it in Du Weiping's warm embrace, or someone else entirely? Is separation merely an exit or a continuation of beautiful memories? Is true love about fulfillment or waiting? In Zhang Xiaoxian's novels, we discover her unique perspective on love. Cheng Yun's growth in the Bread Tree Trilogy is evident. Perhaps she has lost love, but the departure of love has also fulfilled her growth, as growth is a woman's ultimate. After experiencing these fragments of love, she seeks a different kind of growth in life.