One Person's Moon: Zhang Xiaoxian's Latest Full-Color Private Diary

Author: Zhang Xiaoxian
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Publish Date: 2003-09-01
Features: It's hard to classify this book—it's not a novel, and it's a bit different from my usual essays. It's a collection of articles I wrote for the "Breadtree Closet" and "Cestlavie" columns in the magazine "Any" over the past three years. It's like my diary, yet it has a touch of magazine style, so I call it "Private Diary." The moon is a person's inner pursuit, and it is also private time. A person's life is that person's hometown. By nature, I'm a bit of an introvert and have always preferred a low-key life. If I have any secrets, I'd rather share them with those who love me, almost forgetting that the readers who have supported me all these years are also deeply devoted to me. I've never been this open about my private life before. Everything in this book is something I already own or has accompanied me, such as the lights in my home, the teddy bear on my bedside, the underwear, shirts, and dresses I've bought. From now on, I hope to continue sharing with you.