The bullet of youth

Author: Wu Liyang
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Just as not everything rooted in the ground is a crop, youth is merely a temperament, not a synonym for being young, the season, or even the rings of years. When we take it for granted that "youth = youth," youth has already withered halfway, entering a state of awkward transition between green and yellow. Youth, such a beautiful word, could it possibly belong solely to the few rings marked by heaven? This is the author's third book, but the words in it were written earlier than those in the previous two books, with some even dating back to the early days of writing reviews. Immaturity is evident throughout. Thus, the bullets in the book have a certain artificiality—some are even made of rubber—but these fake bullets roar with genuine emotions. Additionally, the articles included in this book were mostly published in various media outlets. Collecting them today does not mean these words will endure eternally, but rather stems from self-love, a kind of "cherishing one's own broom" as it were. Moreover, there are also pieces that embody the "youth" mentioned earlier.