Your dog is biting me (youth without regrets, naive love)

Author: Zhu Jing
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Publish Date: 2004-12-01
Features: I finished reading it after spending many, many days. It's really well-written, very authentic. And after introducing it to my friend, he's been constantly discussing it with me, sharing his thoughts. — The blameless youth of Big-Eyed Fox, the innocent love! The feeling of happiness is always similar, but the taste of misfortune is different for everyone. The romance and warmth of the past might always be remembered on a quiet night, while the person you loved is no longer around. Yesterday is all in the past, today's story continues, and tomorrow's scenery is still worth dreaming about. I can't forget the wind, the clouds, and the pain and laughter we shared. If love is a fleeting feeling and longing is an eternal theme, then even on this day after breaking up, I still want to say that gratitude is a lifelong memory.
The author's writing is simple and plain, yet natural and authentic. No matter what the reason is, I believe he writes for deeper memories, not for forgetting. A cute little dog—Bubu—helped Zhu Jing and Lulu meet on a sports field. A simple greeting—"Your dog is biting me"—led the two young people to meet. Their passion for life led them to pursue love in their daily lives. Days passed like flowing water, and as the male and female protagonists met time and time again, their feelings grew from liking each other to a tacit understanding. In the small and warm city of Hefei, touching love scenes unfolded on the streets.
"Your dog is biting me"—a simple phrase that brought two young people together and started their journey of pursuing love, experiencing an extraordinary emotional journey. Hand in hand, kisses, and so on... It seemed like a beautiful love story, but this relationship was...
Start—end, beginning—end. There's no need to deliberately forget, no need to seriously recall, just let it come to mind at will. Perhaps in the process, you'll drift away.
It's written so well. The last line, "Your dog is biting me," I believe every girl who reads it will be moved to tears. As a man, I really admire your writing style and tone. I will become your loyal reader.