Bao Huolao Essays · Summer Volume

Author: Han Zhongliang, edited by Zhu Yong
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Time passes by day after day in a rush, yet who truly cares about their youth? How many past memories, those things we thought we would never forget, have been forgotten in the process of us cherishing them? This book is the author's "Tiger's Tail Prose · Summer Volume." I feel that life in the countryside is even better than life on the path to happiness. It has its own completeness and vitality, capable of standing its ground against the city. Mu Mu says, "The city at night is lovely, but I don't like the daytime." She has an innate dullness and aversion, a dislike for clarity. Yes, the city at night is vibrant and prominent, blurring our bodies and thoughts, making us lose our firmness. During the day, we are all too complete, complete to the point of being shameless. There is no city in the daytime.