Paste. Love (Treasure Edition)

Author: Ning Canshen
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: When we are immersed in the extremely humorous dialogue of the TV series My Own Swordsman, I recall those past days—days that might have been empty or bewildering, but undeniably worth cherishing forever. Canshen not only presents us with a cultural feast of the TV series but also gives us more beautiful literary works that evoke the nostalgia for the golden days of our youth. These masterpieces have been refined by the internet and have been widely reposted by major websites, remaining timeless classics to this day. In Canshen's writings, we can read the joys and sorrows, loves and sorrows that everyone has experienced, even the places we used to frequent and the trivialities of daily life—all so familiar. With his uniquely distinctive language, Canshen expresses the feelings we once had. Now, these representative articles have been compiled together. I never expected them to reach the feverish popularity of the TV series My Own Swordsman, but only hoped to evoke some resonance among our generation of those born after the 1970s. Many passionate fans of My Own Swordsman wonder why Canshen could create so many laugh-out-loud jokes in an 80-episode drama, always leaving us in stitches. From this book, you might find the answer.