Frog's Diary

Author: Feitian Bo Bo
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Publish Date: 2005-07-01
Features: A shocking work of youth and romance in 2005, with nearly a million super fans on Sina.com's high-heat clicks!! This is a youth romance novel written in the first person "I." The author, Feitian Bo Bo, is a professional guitarist with diverse hobbies and a deep fondness for Zen. One day, she had a sudden realization and abandoned music for writing, using her pen to depict true love in the human world. The novel gained attention because of its serialization on Sina.com's reading channel, achieving a high-heat click rate of over five million fans per month. Due to its realistic style and sincere narration of real-life experiences, it resonated with readers' emotions, revealing life experiences among us in this real society. The book advocates for a positive attitude toward life and personal experiences. From youth to maturity, from recklessness to tranquility, the story of the heart weaves and repeats here, like a meticulously brewed kuding tea that requires careful savoring to experience its bitterness and sweetness. The protagonists in the story each have their own personalities, stories, and love rules, yet they share a common pursuit—pursuing their own love. The story is primarily set in the economically developed city of Shenzhen, with strong regional representation. The author exposes her own joys and sorrows and personal experiences through the complex and entangled relationships between the protagonists and her five-year girlfriend Ruyan, her neighbor and tenant Li Xin, Axiu, and the beautiful female landlord, filled with love and hatred that cannot be untangled. The book is built upon an eternal theme of love, deeply analyzing the confusion of modern urban youth about love and advocating for facing life with courage. It is a poignant yet hopeful and promising youth monologue. What is love? Love is one of your feelings. When you capture the feeling of it, it has already existed. When you feel it changing, it has already deteriorated and cannot be saved. Because love is a feeling, if you exchange it for reality or make reality the exchange, your love loses its quality, and the feeling becomes tainted. If love cannot be fulfilled, how many can remain calm about it? Unless you treat it as a game, unless you only take and never give, then