Still you

Author: Zhang Xin
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: An extreme story, a truly humanistic care novel by renowned female writer Zhang Xin, revealing the awkwardness of the metropolis, seeking a soulful hymn! Zhang Xin fully reveals the intricacies of interpersonal relationships in the commercial society, elevating the sense of urban life and urban life art in contemporary literature to a new height. She cares about the soulful settlement of her characters in the context of the market economy culture. — Radar (Famous Critic)
Zhang Xin's novels are elegant, round, clever, and full, establishing her unique narrative style. She successfully conveys to readers those intricate, indescribable, and untangling feelings, rather than spreading grand yet meaningless philosophies and concepts. — Chi Li (Famous Writer)
An extreme story, a truly humanistic care novel by renowned female writer Zhang Xin, revealing the awkwardness of the metropolis, seeking a soulful hymn. Their hearts hold unspeakable pains; their current situations are ones that no matter how hard they toil, they cannot change. Thus, they can only offer each other a little warmth with their faint body heat, though they remain unable to escape the fate of misfortune. This is the way small people find solace for their souls, the comfort our weakest part in our hearts longs for, and the old umbrella that appears when the cold rain falls and no one is around.
Zhang Xin fully reveals the intricacies of interpersonal relationships in the commercial society, elevating the sense of urban life and urban life art in contemporary literature to a new height. She cares about the soulful settlement of her characters in the context of the market economy culture. — Radar (Famous Critic)
Zhang Xin's novels are elegant, round, clever, and full, establishing her unique narrative style. She successfully conveys to readers those intricate, indescribable, and untangling feelings, rather than spreading grand yet meaningless philosophies and concepts. — Chi Li (Famous Writer)