Whose youth is as wild as mine (Includes disc)

Author: Zi You
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: Who Has a Youth as Wild as Mine – the life, love, pain, and suffering of a 15-year-old boy. Zi You, where free thinking soars in his works. Lying in the hospital bed, he reads, watches movies, writes The Last insolence of Hollywood and the heart-wrenching Niu Niu. Lying on the bed of his soul, he enjoys life's jokes, indulges in life's tests, and sings a battle song against youth. This is a very brilliant and interesting collection of works. It details my thoughts and reflections at the age of 14. That year, two words filled every corner of my thoughts: illness and girls. Illness represents suffering, while girls symbolize hope. In the hospital room, I accompany illness, enjoying every moment; with girls, I first taste the sweetness of longing. Over the past year, I have experienced thrilling and heart-stirring moments, which is what outsiders see. All I need to do is face it calmly and open my arms to welcome every day. As the god of illness constantly explodes fireworks of death above my head, I sing the names of girls every day. All my free verse poems for that year are written for them, serving as a record of that period. Lying alone in bed, I can read my own soul. Facing myself, it seems as if the world exists only for me. I have learned to praise and appreciate myself. Everyone should have a period of time lying in a hospital. The body is calm and peaceful; the thoughts are soaring and turbulent. I have countless plans, countless friends, countless family members, and countless loves. I love countless people, and I still have countless paths to walk. Youth, I declare war on you! Thank you to everyone who loves me, especially my mother.