Author: Cai Shiping
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Maybe we are really a bit distant from the era of love letters. That time when we sincerely, word by word, wanted to tell the other person our longing, seems to be gradually fading away. Otherwise, it wouldn’t be that when mentioning love letters, those who are slightly older always feel it’s a lost virtue, while the younger generation is full of novelty, wanting to relive these “love crafts” with an internet tone. In this description, it’s as if a boundary is drawn around the act of “writing love letters,” separating it from our current era, from the internet age—it’s truly two worlds that cannot communicate or coexist.
You give me heaven and you give me hell
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