Hedgehog

Author: Wei Qizhe
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
Features: Some say Wei Qizhe's novel The Hedgehog reads like the protagonist of Murakami Haruki growing up to the age of 35. Here, the proportion of love is not as significant, while the elements of family have increased. The solitary men and women become lonely adults with families. The book depicts the norms of urban life, carrying a heart-wrenching warmth. The book depicts the norms of urban life, carrying a heart-wrenching warmth. If there is a world where two poles come together, it would be the story of these two people falling in love. He is a divorced, solitary man, a father of a 6-year-old girl, a cartoonist who lacks athletic ability and social skills, and a hedgehog-like person. In his single life, he encounters various problems. However, all he can do is delve deeper into his trauma. After the divorce, he begins to fear marriage, but his breakup with Yanhua gradually makes him fearful of love. Therefore, when Ming Shen appears in his life, his spines are already aimed at her, meaning that she is about to face his annoyance, indifference, and self-protective reserve. If there are ice-like men in the world, there must also be fire-like women.