Tree ghost

Author: Liu Ying
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Tree Ghost, the ghost of a tree? How can a tree that hasn’t died have a ghost? "Abu, who was submerged in fear, could hear the sound of camphor tree leaves rustling in the night wind—it was eerie and mysterious. Her grandmother once told her that it was the sound of the tree ghost." The tree ghost is actually just the sound of leaves rustling in the wind, a natural phenomenon. But this sound inspired a young writer to out a novel, which is quite interesting. A girl named Abu, during her growth, experienced friction, conflicts, and the hatred that accumulated between her and her parents. Abu deeply loved her parents but couldn’t tolerate the seemingly brutal and cruel father and the meek and submissive mother who ignored and neglected her. Her parents deeply loved Abu but couldn’t express it in words, instead resorting to the cruel method of physical abuse, step by step, piercing Abu’s fragile, lonely, and almost heart. At the end of the novel, the dead knot buried in Abu’s heart for years is. In fact, there is a kind of love that doesn’t need to be expressed in words, but the wrong way of expression causes love to deviate from its track and drift into the world of hatred.