Author: Wang Shuhuai
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: The empty heart is our final tranquil garden where we roam freely. Carving imprints on water, the wind leaves no trace; on mud, the rain leaves no trace; on wood, the years leave no trace; even on steel, the fire melts it away in an instant. Only in youth, when traces are few, what is carved into the tender heart remains forever. Once we were young, once dreams accompanied us. No matter how time passes or how circumstances change, the same youth gives rise to the same feelings, and the same feelings sing the same hearts. The protagonist of the book—a simple yet slightly cunning rural child, or a kind yet somewhat slippery urban youth—is just like the "you" of today, possessing countless rainbow-like dreams, carving their name without regrets on the track of youth.
The traces that cross the heart
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