Romantic Waves (Volume 2 of the "Beauty Fox" Fashion Notes Series)

Author: Zhao Zhao
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: A person who talks about emotions is likely not because they truly understand emotions, but rather because they have experienced too many painful emotional failures. Experiencing them doesn’t necessarily mean understanding. Love as you go, learn as you write. — Author: Zhao Zhao
"" is the name that author Zhao Zhao has always insisted on. I disagree. We both pleaded with each other, but everyone was very firm. Now, I’m writing it out to give Zhao Zhao an explanation, and also to let the readers see this little between us. — Editor-in-Chief: Wang Feining
A good romance is very taxing on the brain. Creativity doesn’t come every day like urination or defecation. And when someone is infatuated with a romantic partner but runs out of ideas, how disappointing that must be. Some clueless lovers are like pets. If they’re fed too well at the beginning, their standards go up, and then they’re not as willing when things go down. Often, when we hear someone complain, "You don’t love me like you used to," it’s usually because the one being complained about has exhausted all their creativity—they really treat you like a traveling performer. Without anything new, you won’t be able to hold onto them.
The "Beauty Fox" Fashion Essay Series has won praise from readers for its exquisite and unique format, thought-provoking and entertaining writing style, and stylish and distinctive language. Zhao Zhao is famous for her essays and prose. Her language has a strong "Beijing" flavor, with a unique style of lighthearted criticism and humor. She is profound, humorous, bold, and powerful, with every essay concise yet hitting the mark. Zhao Zhao once said that after writing essays for so many years, she was tired, and this was her last one in recent years.