Tonight I have something to do and won't go home -- Urban Mainstream Population Extramarital Affair Interview Record: Urban Mainstream Population Extramarital Affair Interview Record

Author: Zhang Jianpeng
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Publish Date: 2004-02-01
Features: This book is not written for sensationalism or to provide emotional consumption for readers, nor is it written for readability. Although it tells stories, it does not focus on those on the fringes of the city, even though their stories are compelling and thrilling. This book focuses on mainstream society, exploring the interdependent yet contradictory dual relationships between love and marriage, freedom and responsibility, and individual liberation and moral norms through their emotional survival states. Interviews with mainstream urbanites about extramarital emotions! In the bustling metropolis, amidst the flowing streams of traffic and crowds; under the dazzling lights, there are some people whose lives are permeated by the internet, smartphones are widespread, material wealth is abundant, and the individuals who make up society are inevitably changing. As a result, there are such groups among society's members; they waver between tradition and modernity, hover between reason and impulse, and perform a series of bewildering and dazzling emotional phenomena. This book is the result of in-depth interviews conducted by multiple journalists, with detailed information and a deep understanding of emotions. The interviewees selected are all mainstream urbanites. Most of them have families and careers, are educated, hold social status, and also possess rational thinking. They are not recklessly marginalizing and rebellious, nor are they openly indulgent and flamboyant; traditional morality stills them, and extramarital emotions still attract them; they consider their identity, status, and family. However, they also have a subconscious desire for compensation. Inside and outside the family, emotional desires, moral responsibilities, and career and life intertwine, making some of them carefree, some confused, some persistent, some puzzled, some bold, and some cautious. In the crowds of traffic, everywhere are their busy figures; under the red lights and wine, their songs and tears are drowned out; in the lonely night and dim light, they search for a for their bodies and souls. Are you going home tonight? Walk well!