Golden days

Author: Yisha
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: Yisha's original name is Ni Yisha, with other pen names such as Mei Feng, Yisha Bei, and Rose, among others. Her older brother is the renowned Ni Kuang. When Yisha quickly gained fame upon emerging onto the literary scene, the siblings became two unique flowers in Hong Kong literature. Some called it a miracle, referring to Yisha, Ni Kuang, and Jin Yong as the "Three Miracles of Hong Kong Literature." Yisha is famous for her "pop" romance novels. Born in Shanghai in 1946, Yisha moved to Hong Kong at the age of five and worked as a journalist at the Ming Pao newspaper after finishing high school, as well as roles. In 1973, Yisha studied abroad in the UK and returned to Hong Kong three years later, later joining the government's news office. She also worked as a scriptwriter for Jade TV. Currently, she is a professional writer and has relocated to Canada. As early as the age of fourteen, Yisha published her first novel, "Summer is Over," in the West Point magazine, and her first collection of individual novels, "Chaos," was published in 1963. Several of her works, including "The Rose Story" and "Chrysanthemum and the Morning Sun," have been adapted into films. In addition to novels, Yisha has also written essays and interviews. This novel tells the golden years of the protagonists Jiang Nanjun and Zhu Suosuo. We wonder: perhaps, a person can only make the best choices for themselves at that time and place, and whether right or wrong, there is no need to confess or explain to anyone.