Along my desolate forehead (photo)

Author: Su De
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Publish Date: 2002-08-01
Features: The internet entered China and set up camp here in just a few short years, yet its development trend has been astonishing. It's like a high-grade stimulant injected into the land of China, awakening our entire nation with unprecedented vitality. Some call it "internet economy," while others refer to it as "the invisible business," akin to an unseen hand that has invigorated the market economy.
Su De, age unknown, is open-minded in thought but conservative in action, always willing to help and content with the status quo. Uncomfortable with rock music and dislikes heavy metal. He was inexplicably taught to fall deeply in love with Rachmaninoff's Second Piano Concerto. During endless days of cold, relentless rain, he listens to this music every day, praying for everything associated with obscurity to vanish. But when the sky finally clears, he turns off the sound system, only to suddenly lose his direction. Su De's compass is just words, following all discernible traces, slowly guiding everyone on a jog.