Don't love me under the excuse of a breakup

Author: Luo Qing, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: The main stage for the new generation of writers from the 1980s, igniting the spark of youth literature; 2005 Youth Literature Wave! I really like Qiu Qiong's story "The Life of a Lotus Flower." She describes a pure and devoted love story for us, though the ending is tragic, the beauty of imperfection always lingers in memory. The author uses calm yet sharp words to tell about love, giving the entire story a smooth and beautiful flow.
—Netizen: Lan Jianfeng
After reading this book, I was deeply moved. Perhaps many times, what we fall in love with is not the first love, but the fairy-tale-like feeling. Looking back, what we can never forget is always that pure, innocent sentiment, rather than the person from back then.
—Netizen: Tao Mu Zhuozi
Yesterday's old dreams have all faded away. When we meet again, can you remember the old vows, the yellowed photographs, and the sensitive youth that first shed tears? Those stories of time, with the cycles of the seasons, are like fireworks blooming in the loneliness of midnight. Though brief, they possess a moment of eternity.
To relive those emotions, this series selects several outstanding works of youth literature, including "Getting on the Thief Car of Secret Love," "Don't Love Me with the Excuse of Breakup," "Fall in Love with Me and You Can't Run," and "Hey! Let's Fall in Love," telling unforgettable emotional memories, the sincere friendship between friends, the touching love between parents and siblings, and the philosophical reflections behind growth, in memory of those years spent racing on bicycles and those sunshiny yet sorrowful moments.