Speak Love to This Cruel World
by Han Songluo
About This Novel
Life is an inexhaustible library of movies, and they are always more exciting than drama. More shocking than scary, more legendary than legendary, more sensational than sensational, and more inspirational than inspirational. There is nothing you can't see, only things you can't imagine. Han Songluo's book is like a set of humanized "movie rating" tips, always helping everyone in reality who are not so "innerly strong" to try their best to avoid those negative energies and unexpected shocks, and get as close as possible to and absorb all the beauty, hope and goodwill in life. Therefore, you don't necessarily have to be strong inside, but you must have a sunny heart.
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Official(6)Scraped 4d ago
Good,,,,,
The school organized movies was of great significance to "me" at that time. It was the first time "I" watched a movie with people other than my family. For "me", what attracts "me" to a movie is not the plot of the movie itself, but the people who watch the movie.
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I have always liked Han Songluo's writing.
"I" thoughts change with growth. When asked about the era that I most wanted to visit, "I" first chose the era when poetry flourished. Then when asked again, "I" chose the United States in the 1960s and 1970s. Finally, I realized that the years of my life are all golden ages.
"I" like the kind of story about a car, a piece of luggage, and a person who walks out of the car door and stares blankly at the building in front of him to start a new life. Maybe it's because this kind of story gives people a positive feeling, rather than being decadent.
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Official(6)Scraped 4d ago
Good,,,,,
The school organized movies was of great significance to "me" at that time. It was the first time "I" watched a movie with people other than my family. For "me", what attracts "me" to a movie is not the plot of the movie itself, but the people who watch the movie.
Come on ↖(^ω^)↗The author is great,,,, check in, check in, check in
I have always liked Han Songluo's writing.
"I" thoughts change with growth. When asked about the era that I most wanted to visit, "I" first chose the era when poetry flourished. Then when asked again, "I" chose the United States in the 1960s and 1970s. Finally, I realized that the years of my life are all golden ages.
"I" like the kind of story about a car, a piece of luggage, and a person who walks out of the car door and stares blankly at the building in front of him to start a new life. Maybe it's because this kind of story gives people a positive feeling, rather than being decadent.
