Pure cotton love

Author: Zhao Jie
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: "Pure Cotton Marriage," "Pure Cotton Love," and "Pure Cotton Girlfriend" all start with the emotions captured from the details of daily life, expressing unique and insightful understandings of contemporary life and emotions. The author believes in love, kindness, and reasonable traditions, respecting goodness and humility. She tells us that marriage, love, and friendship are filled with touching moments, and we should experience them with a sense of reverence and gratitude. We should care for life and life itself as cotton cares for the skin, and in this way, we draw closer to happiness. Zhao Jie is a contributing writer for multiple domestic media outlets, including "Girlfriend," "Beijing News," "Jinghua Times," and "Blog China." She was chosen as the first signed author of the book series primarily because of the compassionate sentiment and life wisdom conveyed in her articles, as well as her simple and gentle demeanor, which gives readers a "pure cotton" reading experience. Compared to the currently most popular emotional essayists Zhang Xiaoxian and Liu Yong, Zhao Jie possesses a more mature sentiment than Zhang Xiaoxian and shows greater care for women than Liu Yong. Her writing is like Cai Qin's music—mellow, experienced, and like "pure cotton," gentle, comforting, approachable, yet full of spirituality. "Pure Cotton Marriage," "Pure Cotton Love," and "Pure Cotton Girlfriend" all start with the emotions captured from the details of daily life, expressing unique and insightful understandings of contemporary life and emotions. The author believes in love, kindness, and reasonable traditions, respecting goodness and humility. She tells us that marriage, love, and friendship are filled with touching moments, and we should experience them with a sense of reverence and gratitude. We should care for life and life itself as cotton cares for the skin, and in this way, we draw closer to happiness. Zhao Jie is a contributing writer for multiple domestic media outlets, including "Girlfriend," "Beijing News," "Jinghua Times," and "Blog China." She was chosen as the first signed author of the book series primarily because of the compassionate sentiment and life wisdom conveyed in her articles, as well as her simple and gentle demeanor, which gives readers a "pure cotton" reading experience. Compared to the currently most popular emotional essayists Zhang Xiaoxian and Liu Yong, Zhao Jie possesses a more mature sentiment than Zhang Xiaoxian and shows greater care for women than Liu Yong. Her writing is like Cai Qin's music—mellow, experienced, and like "pure cotton," gentle, comforting, approachable, yet full of spirituality.