Next stop, love

Author: Xiaotang
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: The young are often able to feel love but always fail to grasp it, so love is always waiting at the next stop. Among the 80s generation, Xiaotang's writing is one of my favorites, beautiful or eerie. In this book, Xiaotang tells us a story that is hard to grasp but full of hope and emotion. -- Fu Liangju (Publisher of Fantasy Kingdom)
Liu Shishun's writing starts from the psychological deposits of life itself, and everything related to life in his heart is a text with tension. This narrative attitude and descriptive style undoubtedly pose a challenge to young authors. -- Han Han (Publisher of Lonely City)
Love, exuberance, individuality, rebellion—the radiant of youth all shine through in Liu Shishun's novel. In his beautiful yet witty writing, he unintentionally resonates with the heart and moves the soul. -- Young Writer Yang Zhe
Love is a lavish feast; reading Xiaotang's stories is like savoring a feeling of emotion; youth is a grand banquet; immersing oneself in Xiaotang's beautiful writing is like appreciating a cruel beauty. -- Mimizi July (Publisher of They Call Me Little Demon)
The Injurious Incident of Young Chaobiliang is preface by Cuo Liang and Li Haiyang. After Guo Jingming, another talented and beautiful youth writer of the new generation [Founder of New Youth Literature], Liu Shishun has emerged. For two consecutive years, he has been the most popular 80s author on Sohu Campus. A romantic and beautiful novel that is a must-read. It is an eagerly awaited and frenzied youth read for countless young men and women.
A simple preface for the table of contents is equivalent to nonsense. The novel I hold in my hands simply describes the struggles and vacillations of a boy between two girls, but once you pick it up, you can't put it down.
When it comes to love, outsiders have no right to speak. Beauty or ugliness can only be understood by those who are in the middle. In the author's hands, a tortuous process is depicted with ease. A tragic love story is portrayed in full detail, as if that person were sitting across from you, gently telling you a story with a melodious voice, making you unable to refuse.