Move what, don't move emotions.

Author: Zhao Zhao
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: New Love Advice—Don't Get Emotional! Fashion writer Zhao Zhao takes a bold turn this time, delivering humor, sharp wit, and self-deprecation in a stew of Beijing's new generation life, making the work burst with laughter and sparkling insights, offering a festive feast brimming with joy and a rich mix of flavors. Recommended by Wang Shuo and Liu Zhenyun: The author captures the new form of Chinese children in the consumer era—where emotions are becoming numb in daily life. Don't Get Emotional is the author's first. This is also adapted from her. This is a good novel. Calling it a good novel doesn't mean it's a grand epic or "epic," but rather that it strives for "entertainment." "Entertainment" is also a form of "good," and the slogan and banner of this type of novel are very clear: it is aimed at the masses and the consumer. The author has written about the new form of the hearts of Chinese children in the consumer era—where emotions are tending to become numb in life.