Tokyo Love Story

Author: Liu Lier
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: The dialogue of an unrequited love between a middle-aged Japanese man is: "Our encounter came too late." And the woman says: "I was Chiaka back then, do you remember? You're aging, but I'm still the same as I was back then!" Or consider this: In this book, the Japanese man faintly groans: "Do I exist?" And the woman bluntly declares: "I exist!" The status of love between men and women is undetermined... Because the status of gender relationships is undefined, many young Japanese people low-key about it, fearing they will be hurt. They no longer, like the previous generation, head over heels for love, and the ambiguity of status brings liberation. This is very different from the "undetermined status" of older Japanese women, who, once in love, don't mind lacking a name or status. For the younger generation, a status is originally unnecessary.