Sea without flowers

Author: Zhang Xin
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: I have an unusual patience for arranging text, and this patience is no less than running a love that is uncertain of life or death by hand. I love you! Flowers on the Sea is a short love story collection by female writer Zhang Xin. The book is divided into four chapters, with a total of twenty-two stories, mostly tender and lingering love stories between urban men and women, yet it also lacks love stories full of mystery and melancholy.
"For Love's Fervor," it is said that monotony is the truth, but perhaps everyone has an unforgettable person in their heart. Longing will accumulate like fine sand. Maybe only by being crazy for him and being wild for him can we be content and not regret this life.
"If as at First Sight," no one denies the magic of love. By chance, a meeting may have destined this life to be solely devoted to you in the heart.
"Past Memories in Sight," when love has passed, it is like tears floating in the air, leaving only loneliness and solitude to oneself.
"Unlimited Desire," the sweetness and bitterness of it can only be unwaveringly loved by those who firmly believe in "loving."
Author Bio: Zhang Xin, born in the late 1970s, is a typical Scorpio woman. She is obsessed with words,s destiny, and enjoys divination. She has published over 300,000 words of articles and has already published a short story collection titled The Love Illness of Self-Pizza. She lives alone in Shenzhen, making a living among the words.
Table of Contents:
For Love's Fervor
Water Color
Abandon the Bed
Zu'er
Sea of Flowers
Kiss Her, Love Her
Transition
If as at First Sight
Searching for Baby Lips
Woman with a Smile
Mai Bao
If Kǎnkan
That Day, She Said She Loved Me
Relevant or Not, Neither Near nor Far
Dispersing the Clouds by the Moon
Past Memories in Sight
Scattered Old and New Chapters
Pale as Lilies
Take a Deep Breath
Light a Cigarette
Rose
Ming
Yangshuo or a Little Romance
Unlimited Desire
Forbidden Games
Circle
Bare Feet
Leave Here for Spring
Just So So
Blind Wife