China's first BOBO novel -- The More You Scratch, The Itchier (China's first BOBO novel)

Author: Bingbing
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: "When the temperature of alcohol is higher than the burn of words on me, I choose alcohol; when a man's lips are wetter than the nourishment of words on me, I choose a man; and when all these desires are hidden behind the little angel of words, I pick up the pen and write down my happiness." A strange book that had been circulating underground in the Sanlitun bar street has now surfaced. No Chinese novel has yet matched The Itch That Kicks the More in so perfectly matching imagination and life details. Roaming freely, piercing to the core, whether it's any genre, such as this imagination is rare. Woman Li Xia'er meets man Jia Meiren, and from then on, they embark on an unforgettable emotional journey. Jia Meiren suffers from a chronic illness, and only by being around Li Xia'er can he live a normal life. Li Xia'er genuinely loves Jia Meiren, and Jia Meiren can't say he doesn't love Li Xia'er either. However, after they start the tofu workshop "Qiqile," Jia Meiren, who constantly flits between different women every day, can't help but become a little distracted. In the end, Jia Meiren loses Li Xia'er's trust, and at that moment, he realizes that Li Xia'er is the most important woman in his life. The story takes place in the bustling metropolis of Jindu, where "Qiqile" is a stage where various cultural figures come to the fore. Accompanying the progression of a love story, we see a variety of modern young people in the author's writing: singers who gain fame through others, painters whose works sell for high prices, cunning directors, cultural hoodlums who rely on foreign women for a living, foreign cultural parasites who enjoy associating with Chinese artists, and self-proclaimed new-new women. These trendy characters, under the author Wang Yangzi's unrestrained pen, are stripped of their fragrant makeup, revealing their true selves. Thus, a vivid and realistic portrayal of the life of the Bobo tribe is presented before the readers.