Shadow of flowers

Author: Rong Chang
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: "Are you out of your mind? There are so many beautiful girls inside, why call them two light bulbs? It's so annoying to hang out with them every weekend. That's a nightclub, and many of the shows are 'not suitable for young girls.'" The novel depicts the various changes these group of youthful, rebellious college students encounter as they transition into society. In just a short year, their views on love, life, and values undergo tremendous transformations. Dreams shatter like soap bubbles, love dissipates like monsoon winds, and ideals plunge into the depths of reality. In the end, they echo a dirge of youth with their lives and passion.
Youth is like a gentle breeze brushing past, like soft moonlight, like a light, melodious stage, like tranquil waters. Who doesn't long for eternal youth? But reality carries the weight of mountains, and growth demands enduring icy wounds. After the thrilling struggle, some emerge with generosity and heroism, while others sink into apathy and decline. Is this the inevitable path of every youth?