Roman Diary

Author: Long Xiaozhou
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: At 6 a.m., I push open the window; At 10 a.m., I lift a cup of coffee; At 4 p.m., I step out of school; At 10 p.m., I open a book; At 2 a.m., I wake up from a dream. Throughout my life, it seems I have never really left your side. This is a book dedicated to all those born in the 1970s, the last generation to start reminiscing before they even became adults. It is a heartfelt work that touches your soul. Long Xiaojia, a Chinese female student studying abroad in Rome, meets a young diplomat named Yang Lu in this exotic Italian city. Their first beautiful encounter leaves both of them deeply moved. However, Long Xiaojia cannot forget her boyfriend Zhou Lin, even in her dreams, and Yang Lu also has Lu Fu in Rome. In this romantic city, filled with freshness and beauty, yet also with a warm yet unfamiliar atmosphere, the book's incredibly delicate brushwork subtly narrates the past and the present. There are psychological experiences that resonate deeply with those born in the 1970s. After reading it again and again, one cannot help but admit: "The sky has no trace, yet we have flown."