Love Your Romance -- Xiao Benlin's Romantic Notes

Author: Yang Kunlin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: "Love to Show Your Romance—Xiao Benlin's Romantic Notes" is a book written for boys, telling them how to say and do things to capture a girl's heart. It is also a book for girls, and if you want to know how he should say and do things, this is the best gift you can give him. Xiao Benlin says in the book—romance and tenderness come from meticulous care in maintaining a relationship. It takes two people to build a love, and it's important to express love and care at the right time to make her happy. How can a boy be "bad" in a way that's charming?
Xiao Benlin, the popular Taiwanese internet writer Yang Kunlin (nickname Xiao Benlin), has released her new work, "Love to Show Your Romance—Xiao Benlin's Romantic Notes." This book was first published exclusively in mainland China, with East China Normal University Press winning out over numerous competitors in Taiwan and mainland China to secure the publishing rights. Upon its release, the book was hailed as a "romantic tutorial for teaching boys how to be 'bad' to win girls' affection," and was widely praised by the publishing industry and readers alike.
A girlfriend is a fragile piece of art—easily damaged if not handled with care. However, romance and tenderness can keep love lasting forever. Xiao Benlin lists the types of boys girls appreciate, the sweet words they love to hear, and the various reasons that can make them angry. Through real-life examples, Xiao Benlin explains how to handle every situation in a relationship, what kind of responses are considerate, and what actions can turn a crisis into an opportunity. How can one be a romantic partner? How can a crisis be turned into a turning point? Why does she never want to hang up the phone? Why does she always want me to be with her? Why does she keep asking if she loves me? Xiao Benlin provides insightful analyses for all these questions!
One of the most exciting chapters is about intimate relationships, where Xiao Benlin teaches readers how to be "bad" in a charming way. She also shares some secrets that tell boys what they can do without asking her permission first!