Open the rose gate for the bourgeoisie

Author: Sheng Hui (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: This is a group that emphasizes individuality in life and leisure interests. In "The Rose Gate," they experience fashion and materialism; in "Paradise," they fall in love and grieve; in the stories of "Winds of Flowers, Snows of Poetry," they wander and lose themselves. They are knowledgeable yet wild; discerning yet unrestrained; pursue yet are decadent; they cherish the aesthetic atmosphere of life and care about their spiritual level. They are willing to spend their youth, spare no blood, wisdom, or even life. The "bourgeoisie" is their banner, a bright scene in the growing society. Who exactly are these bourgeoisie? What is the "bourgeoisie style"? Who is called a bourgeoisie? And who calls themselves a bourgeoisie? Let us lift the veil of the bourgeoisie and see them clearly, truly, and without ambiguity. First and foremost, the bourgeoisie must have certain standards. Not just anyone can call themselves bourgeoisie. Most of the bourgeoisie are cultured and refined individuals, generally educated and influenced by Western culture (or how else would they be called bourgeoisie?). Their English may not be perfect, but their catchphrases always include a few phrases in it.