Dance class

Author: Ssan
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This book tells the beautiful growth story of a girl learning ballet in the first person. With cleverly crafted plots, vivid brushwork, and elegant writing, the work depicts the emotions between the girl, Sheng Papi, and her family, teachers, and classmates, filled with the graceful yet lively sentiment of ballet. Dad and the stepmother go on a honeymoon, leaving "me" with the stepmother's family. The grandmother is a moody person, difficult to get along with, and many twists and interesting things happen. During this time, "me" falls in love with "me" dance teacher. The teacher's ambiguous, subtle love makes "me" confused. The grandmother promptly and skillfully interrupts this "dangerous romance." Out of anger, "me" leaves home in a fit of rage. Later, the grandmother wins "me" trust with sincere care. "Me" finally realizes that love is sometimes also a compromise and concession. One day, standing in front of the glass window of the dance studio, "me" sees the young Tong teacher again. He is like a dream that is gradually receding, becoming increasingly blurry.
In this work, the author uses their、、 to depict the inner journey of a girl, her understanding of love, and subtle psychological changes. It reflects the author's insight and expressiveness into the deeper psychology of a teenager, as well as their profound understanding of life and emotions.