Don't say I'm a single noble

Author: Mai Zi
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: In this book, I want to tell the stories of several older women who once smiled brightly and exuded femininity. Later, as the flowers and leaves of love sprouted in their hearts time and again, only to wither and die into silence, what was left for them were the fleeting faces of different men they saw through the glass windows as the train moved. Thus, their femininity gradually diminished like sand leaking through an hourglass. Their facial expressions silently transformed, becoming bold and fearless, or cool and subtle. With their heads slightly raised in an unshakable manner, they were actually incredibly soft inside. The leaves are still the same leaves, but they have become entirely different in the morning and evening light. Others can't tell, but they themselves are clearly aware. Seeing their proud expressions mixed with a hint of loneliness, this loneliness, under the urging of time, is growing day by day, like a large venomous snake coiling around their souls. I watch them from afar and can't help but feel a sense of sorrow and reflection.