There Is a Kind of Pain Called Growth

This book is not the absolute privacy of boys and girls, but a panoramic sketch of children's adolescence. It not only records the confusion, pain, confusion and hesitation of adolescent boys and girls as they grow up, but also their laughter and insights after bathing in the sunshine and experiencing wind and rain. It also points out to them a variety of alternative thinking angles and processing methods. More importantly, it is a rare youth manifesto written for adults. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.