Every Door is a Wall (a Good Chinese Novel)
by Xu Xian
About This Novel
The great poet Yan Wusha married Maizi, an actor from the county theater troupe. It turned out that one was talented and the other was handsome, making them a good couple. It's a pity that Maizi doesn't understand her husband's creation, but uses his fame to gain face for herself. In the end, she fell into the arms of the "second generation official" - the leader of the troupe, and their marriage ended in vain. But at this time, another woman - Meng Lang's love for Yan Wusha gradually grew. Meng Lang is the little girl who was beaten by Maizi. She was introduced to Yan Wusha by her tutor when she was a graduate student. Although she was beaten innocently, her graduation thesis was successful because of Yan Wusha's guidance, and she was assigned to work in the county Federation of Literary and Art Circles where Yan Wusha worked. Maizi's withdrawal finally allowed her to win Yan Wusha's love. The novel ends with a scene in front of a large-scale love song concert that is said to be the end of the world, which is quite meaningful. Any marriage is of course an agreement, but if this type of agreement is not based on love, it will not be reliable after all. Therefore, not only was Maizi unable to attend the concert that she had paid heavily for three years ago with her husband, many audience members were also unable to come with their original spouses for the same reason, violating the original agreement to purchase tickets and being turned away from the theater. And if two people are in love, they will still be happy even if they don't attend the concert.
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