Beijing, this winter isn't very windy.

Author: Wang Yu
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Publish Date: 2004-10-01
Features: Three women love him completely; he only loves each part of them; love twists and turns between innocence and madness; At the end, a fragmented love story between Wang Yu and Wei Zi in Beijing's wind makes Wang Yu doubt love. As if a red-haired confidante, Mei, temporarily makes him forget the sadness of youth. During his subsequent wandering, Wang Yu lingers with the beautiful and gentle Du Ruo, who, unknowingly, is just a lover he uses to distract his loneliness. In fact, the pure girl who often appears in QQ has long awakened the love fire he had lost... As reality reveals its harshness, amidst the tangled chaos, Wang Yu, who desperately pursues an ideal love, loses his way in the wind of Beijing winter... This is a beautiful story of a (wandering soul) pursuing both career and love. Through delicate brushwork, the author portrays a bewildering and melancholic urban love story. The fragile joys and lingering sorrows are so compelling that readers find themselves reluctant to let go. The fragmented love story between Wang Yu and Wei Zi during university days makes Wang Yu doubt love. In his subsequent wandering, Wang Yu lingers with the beautiful and gentle Du Ruo, who, unknowingly, is just a lover he uses to distract his loneliness. In fact, the pure girl who often appears in QQ has long awakened the love fire he had lost.