Not necessarily privacy

Author: Xu Bin
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Publish Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book is a collection of interviews with a female journalist, authentically recording the complex and hidden emotional worlds or unfortunate experiences of some Shenzhen residents. Among them are lovers who cannot be together, heartbroken stepmothers, quarreling couples, and young wives who have fallen victim to "cyber wolves." There are also patients who have fallen in love with their psychiatrists, vulnerable women who suffer abuse from unscrupulous husbands, and former lovers who refuse to let go. In the book, we will also see the bitter consequences of early love, the deceptions of romantic escapades, and the days when beautiful women shed tears. If the final confessions of terminally ill patients evoke sympathy, the last intimate encounter leaves us in awe. Genuine confessions, truthful records, and incisive comments. What is hard to speak of may not necessarily be private.