I love you, sister.

Author: Strawberry Berry
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This is an era of new love. The heroines in these stories are no longer petite and adorable "little women," but rather more caring and nurturing "big women." This is the current trend of "older woman-younger man" relationships. The stories of these relationships have given birth to many romantic loves, and the changes in character dynamics have given the protagonists a new mission in love. Today, love is like the technology around us—it changes almost every day. Perhaps without realizing it, we have stepped into a new era of love. This feeling cannot be found in classical books. The tales of love at first sight, the enchantment of devoted lovers, and the legends of lifelong commitment, when viewed through modern eyes, leave us struggling to define them appropriately. Because we can no longer determine how reliable love is in this new world, how much of it is genuine, and how much is entangled with other things? Do we need to question the purity of love? Perhaps some people are not optimistic about the prospects of older woman-younger man relationships. Their view is that even if caution prevails for now, a young and beautiful woman will eventually take her place in the future. But once love has been experienced, it is a victory. If they love sincerely, can we not admire them? To love passionately, to understand the cost of love, to be willing to bear that cost, to love fearlessly and honorably—such passion can move everyone. As long as the passion lasts, the love will endure. Let's hold hands and warm each other!