Love and Loneliness
by Qijun
About This Novel
"Love and Loneliness" contains a total of 61 prose works by the beautiful traveling writer Qi Jun. Qi Jun's prose is unique in its nostalgia for the past. For Qijun, Zhejiang Yongjia, Taiwan, East New York, and New Jersey occupied three periods of her life. In a broad sense, they are all "hometowns." Qijun also unreservedly wrote down the sentiments of her hometown, the customs of Taiwan, and her feelings about traveling to the United States. She condenses her longings for her hometown and relatives in her writing. Her feelings are strong and sincere, her writing style is simple and plain, her writing style is clear and elegant, and she can see the depth in the plainness.
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I'll sit on the sofa
I really like fresh little articles like this
Today I saw my classmate who just graduated smoking in front of me, and I remembered that he smoked for her, saying that he was so decadent that only cigarettes could relieve his worries. The author's words are as warm as a drizzle of rain. Even if you read the author, you are yourself, and you will be healed and restored in the words. The children's curiosity about cigarettes in the book, although I never had the courage to try it, and smoking 🚬relieving heartache reminded me of the memories of my friend's grandmother who smoked to treat illnesses when I was a child. It felt really cool at the time. That person also disappeared. .
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Community(0)
Official(2)Scraped 20d ago
I'll sit on the sofa
I really like fresh little articles like this
Today I saw my classmate who just graduated smoking in front of me, and I remembered that he smoked for her, saying that he was so decadent that only cigarettes could relieve his worries. The author's words are as warm as a drizzle of rain. Even if you read the author, you are yourself, and you will be healed and restored in the words. The children's curiosity about cigarettes in the book, although I never had the courage to try it, and smoking 🚬relieving heartache reminded me of the memories of my friend's grandmother who smoked to treat illnesses when I was a child. It felt really cool at the time. That person also disappeared. .
