Graduation Day, We All Had a Breakup (Picture Book)

Author: He Yuanwai
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: This book collects almost all of He Yuanwai's creations, excluding plays, from short stories to the present. In this book, I can smell the freshness of first love, hear the helplessness of vows, and see the miracles of true love—Zhang Yangyang (student at Shanghai University of Technology) I think the main reason everyone loves this short story is that it is like us, all living in the "university culture." Reading it feels like reliving the events that happened around you yesterday—Xiao Mao (programmer) Graduated, but love is not lost; He Yuanwai left Shanghai University of Technology, but our university continues. Reading The Day We All Lost Our Love, you are actually reading ourselves, reading the university years when we sang along the way—Lai Tingting (student at Beida) When I am moved by his witty language and immersed in the characters, I can’t help but laugh, but afterwards, I feel a faint sense of sadness—Tian Di You Feng (online original writer) The part about university love written by He Yuanwai gives one a sense of familiarity and beauty, very wonderful and subtle—it is what many friends in university have longed for and pursued—Teng Yonghao (main prototype of the bandit) As you read on, you’ll find you can’t stop, keeping turning the pages—not focusing on the story’s ending, but being drawn back to that long-gone campus lawn, basking in the sun, listening to someone who seems particularly empty ramble about this and that, then realizing that life is better when it’s simpler—Tang Jun (director)