Bella's Mystery Garden

Author: (Canada) Bella
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: This is a 100% Chinese version of Norwegian Wood. The entire book is permeated with a tone of melancholy, desolation, and romance. In the Nordic midnight sun country, please see how the love flame hidden deep in the heart of a Chinese woman gradually burns. Bella's charm will never fade. She writes about human desire with beauty, depth, and extremity. She is a rare "goddess of love" in Chinese society. — Japanese columnist Komi Mamiko
Bella uses her almost autobiographical experiences to guide readers to transcend reality with love and savor the rare beauty and fleeting happiness of life. — Prominent publisher Anpo Shun
Due to her unique experiences, achievements, and the diverse cultural influences she has absorbed, Bella differs significantly from domestic authors in literary perspective and expression. Her works are characterized by delicate storytelling and romantic imagery. She stands out as a literary figure. — Literary critic Bai Hua
Who is the best representative of the new romanticism? Undoubtedly, it is Bella, who has been extensively reported by mainstream media as a "romantic female writer" who has "dedicated her entire life to love." Her international background, artistic vision, love-driven writing, aristocratic lifestyle, and the Shanghai woman's blue-tinted bohemian charm are all the best embodiments of new romanticism. — White Collar Fashion
Ryo Fuki
I have never read such translucent, radiant writing. Words written by women, about women, and for women. Simone de Beauvoir, author of The Second Sex, and Jean Dorst, author of The Sex, did not make their women come alive from their dry prose. Bella, however, succeeded. In her wandering stories, she presented to her readers—those young men and women full of romantic dreams—vivid women, queens of the midnight, celestial moans, and boundless spring. — Netizen Long Taro
Paris Youth Heart
I had already tears welling in my eyes. I tilted my head to one side, trying to hold back my tears. On the eve of leaving Shanghai, I wanted to see Alan. In the past three years, I didn’t know how this child had been doing? Ever since Yan'er passed away in sorrow, I had occasionally...