Woman, get away (Bestselling Novel 101°C)

Author: Xiao Yang Sha Ye Er
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Publish Date: 2003-04-01
Features: The novel narrates the emotional entanglement between a woman in her late thirties (Yang Pei) and a man in his thirties (He Ren), portraying a man's restlessness in a terrifying world of women as he seeks a (a place to belong), a (a sense of belonging), and a middle-aged woman's bored and lonely desires for life dreams. Both characters' depths can evoke Kafka's pity and Zhang Ailing's sharp and desolate sorrow. There's no need to find a reflection of oneself in the novel, but the shadows of life hidden in this story consciously follow every soul struggling in the swamp of marriage and numb life. There are many stories in the world, no matter how similar or dissimilar they may seem, they cannot affect the joy and sorrow they bring when they flow independently in everyone's heart. Only by putting your hand in the water can you know if it's cool or warm; otherwise, there's no other way. All knowledge from books is just an imaginary longing; they are not real experiences. He Ren lazily sat down, the wind was gently rustling outside the blue glass window, the sun was about to set, and warm sunlight scattered like flowers, floating the entire restaurant in the quiet air. The music tinkled and flowed, where were they going?