Sunflower got lost in 1890 & Black Cat doesn't sleep

Author: Zhang Yuoran
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Publish Date: 2005-01-01
Features: Zhang Yuoran's novels do not excel in storytelling, but rely on keen observation of the external world and personal souls, as well as intelligent insights, to string together a series of dreamlike textual pearls, creating a dazzling and magnificent wonderland. The strong dreamlike quality makes her novels extraordinary and noble, yet luxurious and exquisite. Her novels are both chillingly and warmly read, both hazy and clear, both real and illusory. Zhang Yuoran's novels primarily explore family love, friendship, and love. The love in her stories is like a series of swaying and suspended kites released by a heart that is both naive and mature. Love becomes the only support for dreams. Such dreams are persistent and focused in Zhang Yuoran's novels. Zhang Yuoran's imagination is remarkable. On the foundation of a girl's persistent dreams and tragic awareness, imagination pushes the story forward, sparkling with their enchanting light like sparks. With the assistance of her limited real-life experiences, imagination blooms into wonderful plots and detailed flowers.