Crystal Bones: Thousands of beauties

Author: Yang Liusong
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Publish Date: 2005-11-02
Features: A wolf cub is taken to the city by a hunter and packaged as a pet—purebred German wolf dog. Thus, the wolf has a pet-like home and begins to change passively, forgetting himself, thereby proving the magic of reality—everyone hates reality but cannot withdraw from it. The wolf is ultimately completely captivated by reality, both body and soul, transforming into a true dog. He experiences love, which is the only opportunity to awaken his true self, but love inevitably submits to reality. Therefore, he can only continue to be a dog, gaming life—bones are bones, satisfying his stomach and saliva. Both the wolf and humans have a crystal bone, which is merely a dream that allows them to continue living in reality.
Clashes within the same room, vying for favor, misunderstandings—dog beggars struggle to survive in the cracks, dog brothers' camaraderie, dog certificates and legal identities, a dog who is not good at socializing versus a ruler who thrives effortlessly, the rough camaraderie and betrayal in the dog world, love, perseverance, abandonment, and miscarriage in the dog world, rushing to the rose's promise, the dream of escaping and psychological healing, the establishment of a new Jianghu and a new order—your sorrow and beauty are fully revealed in Dongdong's dog world. Dongdong, through the wolf's eyes, sees a bizarre and irrational human world: the "balance beauty" caught between materialism and true love lives a "pet life," the untold truth behind overnight fame, the "Home" gallery can never replace the home of the heart, after rejecting the request for true love and companionship, the chlorophyll chasing material satisfaction can only wait until the end of the performance: the material hunters who hunt for carnal pleasure will not give the body a future.
A wolf cub is taken to the city by a hunter and packaged as a pet—purebred German wolf dog. Thus, the wolf has a pet-like home and begins to change passively, forgetting himself, thereby proving the magic of reality—everyone hates reality but cannot withdraw from it. The wolf is ultimately completely captivated by reality, both body and soul, transforming into a true dog. He experiences love, which is the only opportunity to awaken his true self, but love inevitably submits to reality. Therefore, he can only continue to be a dog, gaming life—bones are bones, satisfying his stomach and saliva; the wolf and humans both have a crystal bone, which is merely a dream that allows them to continue living in reality.