Ambiguous

Author: Liu Xiaochuan
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: This book aims to showcase ambiguous scenes in daily life, tense, poetic, beautiful, or not-so-beautiful stories. Dive deeper into the subjects, and you will find countless meanings within them. One scene: Zhao Yu is not in a hurry to go home today. The shop girl calls, saying that several colleagues from her workplace have invited her to play mahjong, and she has also brought her son, Zhao Gao. This means Zhao Yu has the entire evening free. Go home to make something to eat, then sit down, smoke, watch TV, and listen to the footsteps in the hallway: some footsteps might be the shop girl, while others might be the neighbor, colleague Zhao Yan. The reason it's a possibility is that Zhao Yu has once again confused their footsteps: he opens the door to greet his wife, but instead meets Zhao Yan's mockery. Zhao Yan says: "Zhao Yu, who do you think I am?" The shop girl protests: "This is a principle issue." Of course, in reality, the shop girl won't delve deeper. Besides working and playing mahjong, the shop girl generally doesn't think much.