Cherry Blossom Seven Days

Author: Yi Ren
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: The "love romance queen" Yi Ren presents another touching youth love story following "Angel's Tears" and "Blooming Flowers on the Sea." A cherry blossom blooms from full bloom to withering in just seven days. Thus, there is a Japanese folk saying: "Seven Days of Cherry Blossoms." Those who love cherry blossoms love their brief blooming period. In just seven days, they bloom brilliantly, and this fleeting beauty leaves a lasting impression. Sim Le and her "cherry blossom man" only spent seven days together. After their sudden separation, she knew nothing about him, yet in a year, she wrote him one hundred letters. Although she didn’t know where to send them, she always hoped to meet him again. However, fate played a trick on her. Sim Le, who had been in a relationship with her boyfriend for four years, was forced to break up with him upon graduating. In a moment of impulse, she traveled alone to an island and met a street painter who was sketching there. Under his companionship, she spent a joyful seven days. When Sim Le returned to the city from the island, she realized she had fallen in love with this unknown man. Thus, she began writing daily letters to the man she called her "cherry blossom man," pouring out her longing for him. As these letters, which could never be sent, accumulated to ninety-nine, Sim Le finally met her "cherry blossom man" by chance—Ni Tianxing, who had become the editor of a magazine in the city. However, at this moment, his other identity was Tang Xin, Sim Le’s university classmate, whom he was dating.