Faint sadness

Author: Han Yushan
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: "The Faint Melancholy" is finished. What did the online "Old Han" and the real Han Yushan bring to readers? All cities are the same city, all days are the same day, and you have nowhere to hide. What did "The Faint Melancholy" bring to people? How are Northeasterners doing? Northeasterners haven't done anything? Northeasterners can do anything! Peel away the seasons and eras from your body, and the life of a Northeasterner is always that of a child. Lazy to grow up, blindly chasing face; avoiding a car accident without going home, encountering injustice and risking their lives—it's a local custom that shapes local wisdom. Say he lacks culture, and he's meticulous in his dealings; say he's meticulous, and he's definitely unreliable compared to people from other places. Northeasterners are indeed role models for daring to show off and bravely embracing awkwardness. There are no young people in Northeast China. Northeasterners grow old the moment they are born. If you're not old, you have to pretend to be old, and only by pretending to be old can you live a life. Look at Han Yushan in the work—he squandered so much of his romantic feelings overnight. Then look at the Han Yushan outside the work—a young Northeasterner in his twenties, who has already experienced a volcanic eruption and is now gradually subsiding in the distance, faintly visible. It's easy to approach him, but it's already very difficult to truly get close. As the saying goes, only melancholy may be faint.