Blindfolded traveler

Author: Zhu Yue
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: If you're not just looking to buy a singing legal book or a fountain Kafka, then perhaps in this book you will read a moving narrative that can almost be called "Love and Sorrow," but don't believe a single word, because the author at that time might be sitting behind the velvet curtain of an adult arcade, playing with clay magic cubes and nylon noodles. As an artisan, Zhu Yue grew up under the blue, weary yet immensely stern clouds of the capital, clearly needing little electricity. Moreover, he has an alter ego who is a fan of analytical philosophy, a talisman for a senile old man, a tank of laughing elderly jokes, and can amuse every idol's big panda through the city's phone lines and bridges. Thus, at any time, on a night when the sky is raining grenades, he can have a heart-to-heart talk with a mole coming to rob a tomb, laughing at the novel, and growing old together.