Tonight I have something to do and won't go home: Interview records of extramarital emotions of urban mainstream population

Author: Zhang Jianpeng
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Publish Date: 2006-12-06
Features: This book is based on in-depth interviews conducted by multiple journalists, featuring comprehensive information and a deep emotional connection. The interviewees are all mainstream figures in the city. Most of them have families, careers, cultural backgrounds, and social status, as well as rational thinking. They do not recklessly marginalize or rebel, nor do they openly indulge or display themselves recklessly. Traditional morality constrains them, while extramarital emotions also attract them. They are mindful of their identity, status, and family. However, they also have a subconscious desire for compensation.
Inside and outside the family, emotional desires, moral responsibilities, and career and life intertwine, leading some to be carefree, others to be confused, some to be persistent, some to be perplexed, some to be bold, and others to be cautious.
In the flow of traffic, everywhere are their busy figures; under the glow of red and green lights, their laughter and tears are drowned out; in the solitude of night and a lone lamp, they search for a place to rest their bodies and souls.
Will you go home tonight? Take care!