What kind of vampire am I?

Author: Du Li
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: In the mortal world, I have never been a picky eater, but when it comes to spiritual pleasure, I am rather solitary, often citing my nature as a reason for guarding narrow tastes. Du Li's writings have a commanding force that strikes me head-on, and that force comes from the smiling "everything is worthy of appreciation" that shines through her carefree words. This is a collection of women's essays, very light. The author claims her artistic taste is more urban than petite bourgeoisie, more fashionable than urban, more alternative than fashionable, and more mainstream than alternative—nowhere fitting in. Her writing truly embodies this. My artistic taste is also more urban than petite bourgeoisie, more fashionable than urban, more alternative than fashionable, and more mainstream than alternative—nowhere fitting in. This is a collection of women's essays, very light. The author claims her artistic taste is more urban than petite bourgeoisie, more fashionable than urban, more alternative than fashionable, and more mainstream than alternative—nowhere fitting in. Her writing truly embodies this.