The wind blows south

Author: Drowning Fish
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: "Wind Blowing South" lacks ornate language, and many readers will notice this—it feels more like a person talking to themselves, quietly narrating their own story. "Wind Blowing South" doesn't often use humorous phrases to make you laugh uncontrollably, but it subtly lets you feel a sense of heartfelt amusement. "Wind Blowing South" is a symbol—it's not a beautiful poem of romance under the moonlight, but rather the wings of Lucifer, who once served as an angel, appearing to have beautiful, pale blue feathers, but in reality, they are the wings of a blood-dripping black bat. Just like the meaning of "wind blowing south"—it seems to be a gentle, flowing south wind, but in fact, it is an icy, biting north wind. This is a true web novel written by someone from Zhongguancun, set in Zhongguancun. The author, based on his rich life experiences in Zhongguancun, presents the lives of young, striving people in China's Silicon Valley—Zhongguancun—to the readers, capturing the joys and sorrows of love, setbacks, and the ups and downs of life.