Glass City

Author: Norwegian Wood
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: A stronger belief in love, using smiles and tears to add a vibrant touch to the gradually fading romance. Perhaps, this mortal world is nothing but a glass city. Maybe, even the most dazzling fireworks cannot escape their fleeting fate: the most beautiful love stories always end in tragedy. There is no particularly sorrowful pain, perhaps because I have never truly opened my heart's door to the sunshine. Life and reason, yet pain is unstoppable, and am I not the same. Many lives born from fragility float in every corner of the world. Inevitable and inescapable. Departure always pulls me forward, I need the pain of leaving and the pain of arrival. It or they are the reason for my continued life, the best excuse for my exile. Love first, then understand its weight. Only after breaking up do we realize—I truly loved once. Love remains a complex mix of emotions, only through the love that walks through storms together, sheds tears, and hurts hearts, can we say we have truly. Then our lives are considered rich. It is precisely these kinds of reflections that gave me the impulse to compile these two books—Glass City is a book that makes you cry from sorrow over love, while Carousel is a book that makes you cry from over love. The combination of joy and sorrow, I named the series "Polished." I believe only by stripping away all the pains in love will we see its true face. Only those who truly yearn for love will see another dimension—in love, though cruel, it is so beautiful. The world becomes lovely because of our "polished" love. Love is truly not simple; it is rare and unattainable. If you have fallen in love, then give your all. Cherish the people before you, do not give up easily. Those who love and are loved—wishing you happiness.