The Teapot Does Not Make Tea

Selling point: I have read many short stories, but this one is very special. It starts with a slow and unhurried story about Lao Qian's past, and then tells the readers a strange story about Ezhuang through the story of Lao Qian's daughter. I won't write about the framework and the like. After all, short stories are different from long stories. In fact, the author's writing skills are acceptable, and the description of the storyline seems a bit sophisticated. And there is no problem with the logic. It gives me the feeling of watching "Six Chapters of a Floating Life". Moreover, the article contains the deep meaning that the author wants to express, so I won't spoil it here. You can take a look. I still prefer this kind of story.