Rainy day sunshine

Author: Xie Shuping
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: In the early morning, a ray of sunlight pierced through the thick curtains and playfully entered, landing squarely on Wang Yue's face. Guided by the sunlight, Wang Yue slowly opened her eyes. In recent days, Wang Yue felt that everything was so beautiful, and she knew this feeling was entirely because of the arrival of September. September was an exciting month for her because she was going to study in Beijing. She had longed for this opportunity, ever since the book was published and the publisher mentioned recommending her to study in Beijing. She couldn't wait to fly to Beijing. After traveling for over ten hours on the train, she stood outside the train station in a daze, carrying a relatively light suitcase. She placed her hopes in the reception office of the higher education institutions, but upon careful searching, she was greatly disappointed—her own college did not have a reception office.
In many people's eyes, literature is sacred and noble, and those who engage in writing are even more respected. But how do literary enthusiasts who pursue literature actually live? This book focuses on the girls in Room 401 of a renowned literature college: Wang Yue, from Shandong, primarily writes campus literature, is a realistic and confident girl, and worked hard to pursue her path in literature; Bai Cong, who grew up in Flower City, is a young poet from the south with a reputation. She is beautiful and sentimental, and her fragility stems from her love for a married man; Bei Bei, born in Inner Mongolia, has works filled with a childlike charm, and is a fairy tale writer who is not conventionally attractive but very lovable; Ying'er is Wang Yue's confidante, a stubborn and quiet girl. She and Wang Yue share an unspoken, incomprehensible friendship that no one else understands. The four girls grew up in the literature college, from pursuing literature to understanding it, from yearning for love to choosing love. Here, they left behind their laughter and tears.