Teenage Peninsula Iron Box

Author: Hyacinth
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The preface vaguely remembers that many years ago, there was a best-selling book titled Women Are from Venus, Men Are from Mars. Now, I can no longer recall much of the content, but I still remember the title because it left a deep impression on me. Mercury and Mars are, for many people, just two astronomical terms, but using them to represent men and women is truly a brilliant invention—I remember, the content of that book mostly discussed the differences between men and women. It was an adult's "peninsula iron box." When I saw The Peninsula Iron Box of Adolescence, I noticed that this book is divided into a Mercury Girls chapter and a Mars Boys chapter, and the meaning lies in the distinction, just like a gift that needs to be given separately to children of different genders. In this book, Mercury and Mars are given new meanings; they represent two different forms of youth, from the beginning to full development. The beautiful Mercury girls and the cute Mars boys unexpectedly meet someone named Hyacinth online. They cautiously share their doubts, anxieties, and awkwardness with Hyacinth separately. In their confusion, they realize they have left childhood behind and are standing at a new starting point. Though excited and proud, they are also clueless. They need to confide in someone and receive necessary guidance. However, they all believe this is their secret and want to avoid people they know, revealing themselves to someone who won't ask about their name or identity. This way allows them to freely share themselves without feeling so embarrassed—......