Torch 2004. Escape

Author: Ye Ming, Li Xiaoxiao, Cao Ye
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The first successful product of a virtual "literary summer camp" in China, a bold attempt by domestic media hotlines to intervene in adolescence, the first youth team writing collaboration, and a profound "torch" that ignites the confusion of young people.
Walked Through Spring - To My Peers, I Love the Season of Blooming Flowers, I Love Opening a Book Under the Gentle Gaze of the Sun. Then, There's Always a Wind Whirling Past My Fingers, Flying into the Depths of the Woods. This Season Belongs to Wild Grass and Cuckoos, They Will Cry Green in the Dawn, Waking Us Up, Waking Up the Wings That Have Been Asleep Along the Way. I'll bury my hands in the wind and sing softly, On the Road of Coming and Going, Between Mountains and Waters.
The Days of Mother's Undercover Life: She's an undercover agent in the dark, An undercover agent misunderstood by others, An innocent undercover agent, An undercover agent in need of strength, An undercover agent who sold herself for the sake of being an undercover agent, An undercover agent who sold her family for the sake of being an undercover agent, An undercover agent who needs my hands. She is Mother Mei of Yezi, a covert underground worker in college admission who cannot be seen in the light, planning tirelessly to dig for quotas everywhere. A special mother. Yezi is a grain of rice, a grain of rice to be crushed in the mill. The college entrance exam – a variant of China's feudal imperial examination system, a huge mill, a heavy millstone weighing a thousand pounds, grinding Yezi and others like her. Since Mother Mei entered the college admission scene, she has walked down a road with no return. Yezi also fell into an abyss without maternal love. The college entrance exam has gradually eroded Mother Mei's body. Yezi gradually began to hate the exam she had to take. Mother Mei's unbreakable body finally collapsed on the operating table. She contracted a cancer that everyone fears. On the days Yezi thought she was as happy as a bird, Mother Mei's health was slowly crushed by the mill of college admission. Yezi's happiness was also crushed. Yezi's gentle and frail personality finally exploded on that night filled with Mother Mei's tears. She began the hated escape of everyone. She also ran wildly in that restless, warm rain after learning the truth about Mother Mei's illness. This book also includes "Escape" and "Expulsion."