Women's Thoughts: My Emotional World

Author: Wang Xiaoying
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Subtitle of the book: My Emotional World, it records the life experiences of female writer Wang Xiaoying in an extraordinary family. Wang Xiaoying's father Lu Mang is a famous poet and woodblock print artist, with a life full of hardships; her mother joined the revolution early in life and held important positions in government departments; her father-in-law Wang Wei served as the long-term editor-in-chief of Jiefang Ribao (Liberation Daily) and is a senior figure in the news industry; the family has four sisters, and her younger sister Lu Xiaoyan also gained fame for starring in the exploratory film One and Eight; despite having a "childhood sweethearts" relationship with her husband, their journey together has been filled with countless intertwined emotions.
Wang Xiaoying is intelligent, beautiful, and comes from an extraordinary background: her grandfather Lu Mang was a famous poet and woodblock print artist, with a life marked by many hardships; her mother joined the revolution early in life and held important positions in government departments; her father-in-law Wang Wei served as the long-term editor-in-chief of Jiefang Ribao (Liberation Daily) and is a senior figure in the news industry; the family has four sisters, and her younger sister Lu Xiaoyan also gained fame for starring in the exploratory film One and Eight. Additionally, due to her numerous "patrilineal" and "matrilineal" friends, the constant comings and goings weave together indescribable twists of fate and the fickleness of human emotions. Alongside her husband Wang Yijie, though they share a "childhood sweethearts" bond, their journey together has been filled with countless intertwined emotions.
Women's Thoughts genuinely, simply, and deeply records the various life stories of Wang Xiaoying as a daughter, daughter-in-law, wife, mother, and eldest sister, revealing the rich, delicate, and profound emotional world of an ordinary woman, and expressing the countless worries and thoughts that every woman in the world might have.