Past events are like smoke.

Author: Mao Ying
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Beautiful teenager Dong Shaonan was in a semi-nomadic state due to her parents being sent to the countryside during the Cultural Revolution. She harbored a wild nature in her character. Shaonan and Han Song grew up together since childhood, but their early romance faded after they moved. Dong Shaonan was suddenly violently assaulted, not only losing her reputation but also dragging her family into disgrace. She had to leave in shame for the south and eventually fell into a life of decline. When Han Song entered society after years of hard study, Shaonan suddenly returned to the capital with the money she earned from selling herself and a heart full of wounds. However, she ultimately took her own life due to further misfortune and despair. Han Song, upon learning of Shaonan's unwavering devotion, was overwhelmed with regret...
Mao Ying was born in Beijing in 1969. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Engineering and currently works in business support. In 1985, her prose piece "Wild Grass" was selected for publication in the youth anthology "A Petal Just Beginning to Show." She has a fondness for traditional culture and a deep love for literature. She began writing in 1992 and has since published numerous poems, essays, and short stories. In 2002, she released her novel "Can You Tell Me What to Do?" (also titled "Green Goose"). A person who loves life, loves writing, and always wants to write whenever she has a spare moment. A common person who can tell good stories and enjoys sharing them with others.