Pain and warmth

Author: Zhang Chao
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: This is a series of small books under the banner of "authenticity," a vibrant youth reading material, and a "spiritual pie" meticulously crafted for middle school students. These stories are all real because authenticity allows them to be ever-changing and endlessly captivating, avoiding clichés that fictional stories might fall into. Each story stands independently yet complementarily, forming a colorful contemporary campus version of the "River Scene at Qingming." The author is you, me, and him. If you find your own reflection in the stories, don’t be surprised—someone nearby is observing you with sharp eyes! These brilliant short stories are torn from his diary and sent to us!
This series is divided into two major series: "Emotions" and "Growth." The stirrings of emotions, the joys and sorrows of growth fill our lives: countless people and diverse scenarios leave imprints on our journey of growth. The young authors record and express these with pure yet sharp pens, releasing pressure, sharing and listening, showcasing their authentic selves for youth, for themselves, for the times, and for distant peers who also yearn for communication and connection!

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