My skirt is sleeping

Author: Yu Yujun
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: Yu Yujun loves braiding her hair into cornrows, and both those who like her and those she likes call her "Braids." These braids are like a pair of wings, making her feel light and graceful. They are also very much like keys, unlocking the long-dormant spring within her body, intertwined with the delicate fabric of flowers. Yu Yujun loves to laugh wildly and say she is embracing the world, chasing away loneliness and shadows. She enjoys listening and speaking, treating it as a process of renewal—. She loves to daydream, with nighttime dreams intertwining with daytime dreams. She can doze off on a bus, absorbing the surrounding noisy voices and turning them into part of her daydreams. Yu Yujun loves writing; writing solves her loneliness and alleviates her tension and awkwardness in many aspects. There is no group of people more beautiful, transparent, fragile, or sensitive than girls. This book is filled with the diverse and vivid emotions of modern girls, a delicate and colorful chronicle of their youth. They sweetly daydream, they openly show themselves, they meet and encounter wonders, they sorrowfully lose true love, and they joyfully sing and sway, sending gifts to every half-open, melancholic girl: Growing up is like a awakening—eyelashes tremble slowly. Look, look, the flowers open one by one in the sunlight.