Colorful series of books: Dreams of seventeen years old

Author: Yuan Shan, Han Zhen, Editors
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: At seventeen, one loses the innocence and naivety of childhood, no longer clinging to the teddy bears on the bedside; at seventeen, one gradually understands that knowledge is the best weapon to arm oneself, no longer feeling frustrated or helpless about A, B, C, and X, Y, Z. At seventeen, it's the age of first love, always hoping someone can share an umbrella with you while walking in the rain; at seventeen, it's the age of wavering between being a child and an adult, experiencing joys and sorrows different from before. The prose collection Dreams of Seventeen gathers fragments of words left by young men and women for their seventeenth year, which is their interpretation of this age. It presents to readers a series of vibrant lives who love life, crave knowledge, and pursue happiness. This book is part of the "Seven Rainbow Series" and also a collection of lyrical prose by contemporary young men and women. The book is divided into twelve sections, such as "Sunlit Heart" and "This Morning, You Didn't Come," each collecting over ten growth diaries about seventeen. The language is fresh and beautiful, with a light and cheerful tone.