Xibao

Author: Eysu
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Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: Reading is so wonderful, no matter if you're not paying attention or looking grumpy, as long as you pass the exam, you're a passing person. Try pulling a long face in society. It's a society where people sell smiles. Unless you can find a high school-level job, and noble jobs require noble education, noble education requires money, and it always comes back to the same thing. Remember Eysu's novels? Beautiful writing, tranquil stories, yet they bring us shocks of love! The love in her novels is often not simple, full of too many frustrations and sorrows of life, with a faint heartache lingering between the lines, accompanied by the passage of time. The characters in her stories seem to be right beside us, perhaps even ourselves, perceiving the world with clarity, then vanishing into thin air. [Eysu's New Classics] includes this book and six other new works, each a unique and romantic emotional world. A wealthy and intelligent woman, Xun, invites a newly met Cambridge scholar, Jiang Xibao, to her engagement party, intentionally creating opportunities to bring her together with her brother, Xun Congu. Under the dual pressure of her father and son, Xibao chooses her father very realistically, and in doing so, she gets everything she wants, and even more. Several years later, Xun Cunzi passes away, and Xibao becomes a very wealthy woman. But she understands that while she has gained money, she has lost everything else—youth, love, vitality. She met Xun Conghui on an airplane, a July 7th passenger plane, packed like a second-tier theater showing movie posters. I noticed her because she was beautiful, a sturdy kind of beauty.