Little woman's fairy nerves

Author: Xi Ning
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The root string on the body of a little woman is wavy. It is neither profound nor extravagant, nor does it shock the world or move the heart. At some point, they may pluck that string, naturally and unexpectedly, neither purely good nor evil, saying hateful yet unable to resist loving. So—once moved, it is the "" ( is the character for monster, is for sinew), the lively spirit I want to write about. It is the twisted water flowing from the brain to the limbs, from the heart to the sinews. It makes one easily fall in love, makes one laugh or cry, makes the corners of the mouth twitch with laughter, yet it stings the heart unintentionally.