The peach blossoms are red

Author: Wang Qingxin
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Tao stands in a pool of bright light, her face flushed and her body shining. Li Yunyun's heart moves, her eyes sparkling with genuine amusement, and she earnestly says: There's something about you that attracts women. The rural girl, Bai Tao, relied on her talent and beauty, as well as sheer luck, to get into the Central Academy of Drama and become a student. In class, she listened to plays; after class, she performed in them. Still relying on her intelligence and charm, she became the lead in the play Yang Kaihui and captivated several men. In her active pursuit of success, she harbored a strong jealousy, and in her sentimental nature, she unleashed her passionate desires. All of this clashed with the society and era she lived in, gradually creating conflicts and tensions, eventually forcing her to leave the country. Theatre mirrors life, and life enters theatre. In this sequel, the author continues to use simple yet profound language and a winding story to portray Bai Tao—a special woman with a special fate—in a way that is both captivating and thought-provoking.