Childhood in the Moon Tea House - Yin Jianling's Soul Growth Novels

Author: Yin Jianling
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Encountering A Childhood in the Moon Tea House was when I was in sixth grade of elementary school. Every time I thought about parting ways with my friends who had been with me for six years, my heart ached immensely. But then I stumbled upon it—A Childhood in the Moon Tea House, which told me, "Perhaps childhood leaves an indelible mark on everyone, so that when we meet again years later, I believe."—netizen Qinghong. Although I don’t remember the cover of this book to this day, the sincere, subtle, and profound words inside have been faithfully recorded by me. In middle school, high school, especially during my senior year, I repeatedly took it out, reading it aloud again and again until my voice was hoarse and I could recite it from memory. I was lonely, yet no one could be by my side except for your words.
—Student Xiaoshu from Dalian Jiaotong University. This tells of a deeply moving childhood story of Tianmi, a city girl. It narrates her interactions and deep bonds with her classmates, teachers, and neighbors. The story includes the naive and innocent conflicts of childhood, the treasures cherished in those days, the innate kindness and compassion, as well as a hint of unspoken sorrow and confusion. Amidst the ordinariness, it reveals deeply touching emotions: in every "ordinary" plot, the natural and sincere friendship is imbued, making it impossible to resist the genuine feelings and the allure of souls colliding.