Heartbreak

Author: Li Qingsong
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Publish Date: 2001-08-01
Features: From the thrilling love and death in Rose Blood, the collision of ascension and fall in Rose Ruins, the profound coldness and questioning in Flower Street, to the tender comfort for wounded souls in Heartbreak, the renowned female writer Li Qingsong has been striking our souls with her works. If Rose Blood shocked the world and Flower Street added splendor to Qingsong, then this Heartbreak will leave you brimming with tears. This book is part of the prestigious "Red Moon Series" by Chunfeng Literature and Art Publishing House. Heartbreak is a long novel depicting the joys and sorrows of two generations of a family over half a century. The Japanese-style villa by the seaside stands as a scar, deeply imprinted in the memory of a nation, making every heart-wrenching and sorrowful love that occurs there inevitably tainted with the mysterious aura of the bougainvillea. Here, there are bodies and spirits scarred, souls that refuse to yield and remain noble, cries of struggle and longing, moments of confusion in search and sudden awakening after loss—all radiating a captivating charm in humanity's relentless pursuit of happiness. This book offers tender solace to those whose hearts were wounded and humiliated in the last century; it prepares those who seek true love with romantic details and ample tears, indulging the most beautiful parts of our humanity, allowing us to hold onto the moments of sanctity, freedom, and ideals within our hearts...