On the day of graduation, we all had a breakup.

Author: He Yuanwai
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: A bestseller by the internet sensation He Yuanwai, this is the most popular flash novel from 2002. In this book, I can smell the freshness of first love, hear the helplessness of vows, and see the miracle of true love. I think the reason everyone loves this flash novel is that it shares the same "college culture" as me. Reading it feels like reliving the events that happened around me yesterday. After graduation, love didn’t fade away; He Yuanwai left Shanghai University of Technology, and our college life continued no longer. Reading That Day We All Graduated and Heartbroken, you’re actually reading yourself, reading the university years when we sang our way through life.
Touched by his witty language, I can’t help but laugh when immersed in the characters, but then a faint sadness lingers. When He Yuanwai writes about college love, it gives a sense of familiarity, a beautiful and subtle feeling that many college friends have longed for and pursued. As you read on, you’ll find you can’t stop, wanting to keep turning the pages—not just for the story’s ending, but because you’re drawn back to that distant campus, basking in the sun on the lawn, listening to someone ramble about trivial matters, and realizing that life is better when it’s simpler.
If a love knows from the beginning that its end date is set, what would the journey of that love look like? That Day We All Graduated and Heartbroken tells a love story that blooms in a university campus, counting down to its conclusion. The novel follows the innocent and pure campus romance between the male and female protagonists, He Le and Taozi, vividly recreating the warm, romantic, and exciting life on campus. With an extremely humorous and witty tone, it deeply portrays the myriad characters of campus life—roommates, teachers, lovers, seniors, campus workers, and more. Their joys and sorrows, laughter and tears, dreams and passions.