A city fortress

Author: Han Han
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Han Han's most satisfying milestone work to date, the peak holiday novel of 2006, with an initial print run of 500,000 copies! This is Han Han's most satisfying work to date, a milestone-style book representing the highest level of his literary creation. It depicts the "glorious years" of a group of unrestrained youth, including "I," "Jian Shu," and "Wang Chao," during their university days. This novel is published by 21st Century Publishing House, with an initial print run of 500,000 copies, and is Han Han's most heart-felt work to date, as well as the one he is most satisfied with. It is a milestone-style book representing the highest level of his literary creation. The novel depicts the "glorious years" of a group of unrestrained youth, including "I," "Jian Shu," "Wang Chao," and "A Xiong," during their university days, with the style remaining humorous, wise, carefree, and unrestrained. This is Han Han's most satisfying work to date, a milestone-style book representing the highest level of his literary creation. It depicts the "glorious years" of a group of unrestrained youth, including "I," "Jian Shu," and "Wang Chao," during their university days. From dropping out of school, "I" fled with my friend "Jian Shu" to a town after a gang fight. Jian Shu was a year senior to me, and we lived together at the Yangtze River Hotel, wandering around the city all day. Later, we met a new friend, Wang Chao, and from then on, Wang Chao and his Santana became part of our group. We followed Wang Chao to his school to see girls and accidentally participated in a performance art, which reminded me of my classmate who died by suicide and his brief love affair. We continued to wander around the city. I sometimes had my strange dreams, thinking of my former girlfriend