Island (Vol.03)

Author: Guo Jingming
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: The name Jin Nian in "The Island" (III) originates from the Silk Road in Dunhuang, reflecting the reverence for silk. It can be translated as "Silk-like Years," directly meaning "brocade" or "this year." What was Dunhuang like a year ago? What about a thousand years ago? The sun vanished before the season could even begin, leaving no sound behind. Only the camphor tree appeared and reappeared in paragraph after paragraph, at the beginning or the end, with descriptions of green gradually intensifying, setting the stage for the magnificent finale. And you? Were you still wearing a white shirt and riding a bicycle, passing through the dappled shadows of the trees? And memory? Those sleepless nights, barefoot, walking back and forth on the floor in solitude. The first bone-grade youth literature series in China, personally supervised and primarily written by Guo Jingming. A youth literature studio formed by a group of cool kids, with an independent style, design, and taste, inheriting the dream of Chinese beauty and passionate lives, is bound to once again spark a in youth literature. Includes one nautical log and one exquisite bookmark.
Guo Jingming's new novel serial "The Years Are Invalid Letters"
Guo Jingming's new novel "1995-2005 Summer of Sameness"
Guo Jingming's new travelogue "The Country Where Flowers Burn"