Dangerous Mind

Author: Hou Wen-Yong
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Bestselling book ranking at Jin Sheng Tang, Cheng Pin, and Blogalyst! Taiwan's super-popular author Hou Wen-Yong presents his follow-up to White Tower! Zhang Man-Juan enthusiastically recommends: Who doesn't have a dangerous heart? The novel primarily tells the story of a third-year high school student, Xiao Jie, facing life's major challenges. In the story, Xiao Jie decides to no longer be timid. He stands up, speaks the truth, so will the world protect him or crush him? Growing up is about accumulation and possession? Or does growing up mean endless loss? When we no longer retain a child's innocence, youth, laughter, freedom, and aspirations drift away. We blame each other, hate one another, and fight, kill. Our mediocrity, indifference, hypocrisy, and greed turn life into a series of processes of losing innocence. This is where the danger lies in the heart. If possible, Xiao Jie really wishes he hadn't been reading comics during his math teacher's class at the beginning. Because of reading comics, he was punished to sit outside the classroom, and then a series of unexpected disturbances, confrontations, and protests escalated, like a chain reaction that couldn't be stopped. But at the time, he had no idea that it was just the beginning of the disaster. This fifteen-year-old student had to bravely face life's major challenge.