Red love her.2

Author: Jiang Zhendong
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: A Chinese book that defines love through colors, a Chinese book that distinguishes emotions by gender. This is an upgrade to Jiang Zhendong's previous works, "Red Love" and "Black Love," which were beloved by readers. The book primarily expresses emotions through comedy, allowing readers to fully experience the sunshine and passion, youth, and romance that love brings. You will discover that loving someone is perhaps as simple as it gets—from the moment to forever! In 2005, the love cravings of the single Jiang Zhendong, a proud anded heart-to-heart in the spring. Jiang Zhendong's slogan and philosophy are: emotions are nutritious, and love is healthier. "Red Love" emphasizes that love and affection should be good from start to finish, while "Black Love" shows that not all love has a happy ending. Defining love by color and joy or sorrow is something rarely seen in China. As the title suggests, the book expresses emotions entirely through comedy, allowing readers to fully experience the sunshine and passion, youth, and romance that love brings. Of course, not all love follows the same pattern, and many end in tragedy. "Black Love" is not obscure or melancholic. It's just that human emotions like love, hatred, joy, and sorrow are beyond one's control. After the passion fades, realities, pressures, conflicts, and other inevitable or unavoidable factors emerge. In the end, whether you love or not, it all becomes a tragic tale. Spanning six cities, eight young girls write and translate the various love stories that happen around them, or perhaps, one of them writes the love and pain of your own life. "Red Love" tells you that loving someone is perhaps as simple as it gets—from the moment to forever; "Black Love" tells you that love is also a discounted fairy tale, where you can find your own reflection. A Chinese book that defines love by color and joy or sorrow, "Red Love" and "Black Love" is the sequel.