Flower Path

Author: Bella
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: After the 9·11 Love Trilogy, this is another passionate and romantic work of great sorrow, great pain, and great love. Since the dawn of humanity, we have fought for two things: freedom and love. It is both a primal instinct and an unchanging genetic inheritance (science suggests human genes take a million years to change). As long as your life persists, as long as there is breath in your body, as long as your blood still flows, freedom and love are like a powder keg—either exploding or destroying. No force can extinguish humanity's pursuit and longing for freedom and love, not even animals, not even ants. Bella's novel perspective allows us to realize that in modern society, especially in the internet age, people who are spiritually and physically separated, dreaming of different things while sharing the same bed, seem to fall one after another, relentlessly. This shocks us into sudden vigilance. If love is an immortal bird, who can guarantee that the nest in your heart will be occupied by the bird you truly desire?