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Author: Liang Xiaosheng
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: A poignant, fairy-tale-like love story! A heartwarming sanctuary in search of warmth in the world! A touching, deeply moving, and tear-jerking romance novel filled with tender affection and overflowing love! After years of silence, it bursts forth with full force; completely renewed, it deserves a fresh look. Liang Xiaosheng's long novel that explores and questions the relationships between Chinese men and women. He not only writes about love but also, with devout heart, writes about the diverse loves of humanity! Like his previous novels, the words in the book are highly imaginative and penetrating, as beautiful and flowing as poetry, as heart-stirring as music, as warm and bright as sunshine, and as dazzling and enchanting as oil paintings, drawing you into a paradise of passion and dreams. It records pure love in Liang's unique, beautiful way. It surges with passion and constantly unfolds stories; love is in the passion, tears are in the stories; those lingering thoughts, those poignant sorrows, haunt and linger in the heart. The novel opens with a famous "Yiren Bar" in a modern city, telling the love story of three generations. The passionate and talented Qiao Qi and the charming "owner" Qin Cen entangle in love; together, they run three chain bars, which once thrive; yet their love and marriage are uncertain. Just on the snow-laden night of Chinese New Year's Eve in 2004, when they were about to discuss marriage, Qiao Qi's "little sister" Qiao Qiao, whom he had raised since childhood and deeply loved, suddenly appeared, thus unfolding a series of deeply moving love stories. In the northern rural village of Po Di, when Qiao Qi was 15, he adopted a baby girl (illegitimate daughter) of his mentor, naming her Qiao Qiao. From then on, he and his father, who relied on each other, endured hardships, poured their hearts into her, and nurtured her with boundless love until she turned 18, blossoming into a smart and beautiful young woman. Then, her aunt, a wealthy widow settled in the U.S., took her away. Qiao Qi visited her in the U.S. several times. He could have stayed in the U.S. for a "carefree life," but to break free from his aunt's entanglement and to restrain his growing love for Qiao Qiao, he returned to his homeland. Years later, when Qiao Qi returned to his rural hometown with Qiao Qiao, who was now suffering from a terminal illness and had little time left, he accompanied her with boundless love and care; he warmed her with all the passion and intimacy he could, letting her pass her final days in happiness. After saying goodbye to his beloved Qiao Qiao, when Qiao Qi returned to "Yiren Bar," it had been completely transformed. Before the charred ruins of the bar, he met a gaunt Qin Cen and told her everything that had happened, earning her forgiveness. But could they start over? It was already the Spring Festival of 2005; after their encounter, they left the heartbroken "Yiren Bar," and snow began to fall again.
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