Little woman

Author: Ji Dan
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: "On that winter night, it snowed heavily, and there was still one last leaf on the tree. The leaf was covered in snow all over, but it clung tightly to the branch, refusing to fall. It was terrified. All of its friends had gone. But the big tree said to it: 'Go, leave me.' Are you asking me to die? the leaf asked. Yes, you will rot. The leaf was extremely sad. At that moment, it felt its body tremble, and it began to cry out loud: 'I don't want to rot! How can I rot?' The big tree fell silent. A gust of wind came, and the leaf fell. As it drifted, it cried."
This book depicts the unconventional love story of two women from the lower strata of society, from their meeting to their reliance on each other, their love, and their eventual tragic and helpless fate. Some say it is an immoral novel, but this actually further confirms the unique charm of Ji Dan's work. Why is Ji Dan Ji Dan? Because she always casts her gaze upon the hearts of each of us and brings the darkest parts into the light. Whether moral or immoral, reading her works makes us feel as if we are reading ourselves.