Author: Zhang Yuan
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: I know Zai Xi is just waiting for my reply, but I don’t want to tell him—I know he’ll laugh at me. Look at his eyes, full of mischievous smiles, showing no signs of being a "Four-Having New Person." Although his snow-white teeth shine healthily in the sunlight, making him look handsome, I’m not a groundhog to be easily fooled. The ring on his toes makes me a bit uncomfortable. I stole a glance, and the uncomfortable ring is still there. Good heavens! How did it not fall off accidentally!
Zhang Yuan often uses the phrase "no seriousness at all" to write playful life stories, making her works not only rich in humor but also marked by a rather intimate tone. This has increasingly become a significant identifier of her writing style, standing out as exceptionally unique and distinctive among the writing generations of the "70s" and "80s."
We cannot grow old together
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