Seven Daffodils

Author: Jin He Ren
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: You don’t understand romance without reading Jin He Ren! The New Work of Jin He Ren in 2002; A love that encompasses millions of years of solitude, millions of years of sorrow, and billions of years of longing; Comes with a CD of classic Western and European love songs, The Seven Daffodils! The Fragrance of Chrysanthemums created a whirlwind response after its publication in Korea; sparked a sensational hot topic, quickly swept across Asia, and became the No. 1 bestseller in Korea in 2000 and 2001. In July 2002, upon its release in mainland China, it immediately climbed to the top of the national literary book rankings. The Seven Daffodils tells a more romantic and ultimate love story, depicting a pure and fervent love that never ends, no matter how old the world becomes. Holding this book, you will experience the irreplaceable love in this world, and feel the emotion brought by love that asks for nothing in return. I have no wealth to buy you gold and silver jewelry, but I will weave a necklace and rings for you with beautiful moonlight. I will give you the bright morning above a thousand mountains, and also, the kisses of love and the rain of seven daffodils.
Shu is beautiful, humorous, and generous—a famous female powerhouse in the advertising industry. Unfortunately, Shu discovers that she has fallen in love with Yongtai, a man without "ambition" and a star enthusiast, along with the seven daffodils he gave her. Due to an eye disease, Shu loses her sight, and Yongtai takes her to the banks of Changjiang, far from the city, where they continue to observe stars and begin their pure life together. But Yongtai is not truly happy inside. The beautiful, profound stars in the sky, as well as the myths of each constellation, he wants to share with Shu—not just to gain the deep love he feels for her. So, he earnestly asks her to accept one of his eyes, so they can together admire the magnificent starry sky.
"Carrying" Yongtai’s eye, Shu returns to her once-successful career in Seoul. Yongtai remains by the river. However, fate cruelly denies blessings to this loving couple. While climbing a mountain to observe stars one day, Yongtai slips and falls, hitting the stone with his only eye that could see light.