The cherry blossoms have bloomed

Author: Hai Di
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: Guo Jingming's aestheticism, Jin He Ren's romance. "The Cherry Blossoms Have Bloomed" is a pure love masterpiece by the new generation. In three years, I had a failed relationship, worked at three unrelated jobs, moved four times, and went through a series of friends. I finally developed social adaptation disorder and became one of the many so-called urban marginal people. For so many years, I loved someone so hard. But love for one person is like a ballet solo without an audience. For me, it was more like a religious storm without gods. Many times, people are kinder to themselves than to anyone else. How afraid and helpless I was back then, but even so, I couldn't deny that it was a scorching embrace, with a burning warmth that instantly struck deep into my soul. We are all so lonely! So we all desperately seek a warm embrace or a gentle gaze. The protagonist Xiaobai grew up in a single-parent family. Her mother, Mingmei, was too busy with her own career and once left Xiaobai in the care of her childhood friend, Su. Xiaobai, who lacked warmth and care from a young age, naturally developed feelings for Su, who took meticulous care of her. However, Su, who always regarded Xiaobai as a younger sister, also developed an indescribable emotion for her after her heartfelt confession, driven by transference. Under the dual constraints of morality and society, Su struggled between reason and emotion.