Harvard, my flowing years

Author: Su Xin
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: Harvard, focusing on the pinnacle of the ivory tower for students worldwide. For Bi Xiaoming, who graduated from a top domestic university at 17, it was just the beginning of his life. What awaited him were the challenges of pursuing a PhD, the novelty and loneliness of life abroad, the radiant smile of an American girl named Alice, and a lingering, heart-stirring, rose-colored dream that constantly touched his youthful. Everything was far more complicated than he had imagined. Life is a sea of idiocy, and the moment you step in, you get completely soaked: when classmates choose suicide under the weight of academic pressure, when the academic atmosphere on campus gradually loses its flavor, when an international romance gets lost in twists and turns, and when a song like "Scarborough Fair" sings out the sorrow in his heart, what should Xiaoming do? It is a rollercoaster story, a youthful and pure sentiment akin to the movie poster of "The Graduate," and a heartfelt transformation during the process of growing up—if you are moved, it is because you have touched the uneven texture of life itself through the words.