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Author: Hong Feng
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Nowadays, stories are less surprising to people, and even personal stories lack anything to boast about. Everyone tells their own story—Liu Xiaoqing tells a story of "Women Being Harder," do you believe it? Chen Guojun tells an "Unfinished Story," do you believe it or not? Next is Yang Lan, talking about making a name for herself in the United States and the People's Republic of China while preparing to have a child. Next is Ni Ping, sharing her tough "Days," followed by "Thoughts on the Passage of Time" from Old Zhao, and then the young Zhao, Xiao Xiao Zhao, Xiao Xiao Dian, and Xiao Xiao Cui. What I mean is that whether you believe the stories people tell is up to you. As a trend, it’s almost as accessible to the middle class as "Zara" or "Benetton." To be precise, though big dogs bark like little dogs, the tone of their barks has its own distinctive flavor of a specific era. It will certainly be unprecedented and unparalleled.