She doesn't live here anymore.

Author: Xu Ming
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A feast for the post-80s. A pioneering work in the realm of new generation's soul literature, a thick and sticky philosophy of youth. Over the past two decades, there have been countless monotonous repetitions in everything, and what we remember at the end are only the first time and the last time. The first time is fresh, and the last time is nostalgic. In fact, it is not an age of immaturity, nor is it an age of old age. It is just an awkward age. Everything is fair. On one scale, fairies and moments are on one side, while mortals and eternity are on the other. It is impossible to tell who is heavier or lighter. When people are born, they are all the same. In their youth, they all hope to be different from others, but as they grow older, they turn around and wish to live a life like the vast majority of people.