The story of time

Author: Dong Xin
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Publication Date: 2003-01-01
Features: You stand there so simply, waiting for me, I know you're waiting for me. In winter, your withered branches once stirred my heart. You are so lonely and beautiful, only I understand. In the late 1980s, many things were popular—literature, Hong Kong and Taiwan literature held a significant place, Qiongyao began to decline, Sanmao was extremely popular, and Yishu had emerged. Martial arts novels, of course, were unstoppable—Jin Yong and Gu Long were dominant. In mainland China, Wang Shuo was rising to fame, Zhang Yimou and Gong Li started dating, and the poetry was exceptionally ambiguous. Young people sang the songs of Qitian, Luo Dayou, Li Zongsheng, Su Rui, and Cui Jian. In short, that time was full of culture and romance, and young people had various aspirations for the future, including love. The work records the love stories of several college students in the late 1980s. The writing is vivid and smooth, with illustrations, making it a highly appreciable novel.