From the age of twenty to thirty-five, the fifteen glorious years are the most precious years in a person's life. During this precious time, falling in love, starting a family, and establishing a career... Are also the most unstable years in life.
Reader comments
To be honest, I feel really good. In just a few decades of life, I may have indulged in singing and drinking to achieve peace, or I may have fallen in love with money and power. There are too many possibilities, too many prides and underestimations. In the end, I am empty-handed. Looking back suddenly, it is nothing but the passing clouds. Thank you to the author for concisely summarizing the ups and downs of Gao Liang and four other students. They have understood many principles of life, such as "a circle on the outside and a square on the inside", "cannot just compromise", "you must have a bottom line of personality", etc.
Not bad, close to life, the helplessness and regret of life.
The story has ups and downs, the characters are vivid, and the protagonist has positive energy.
Objective, realistic, and a rare good book! The depiction of human nature is lifelike, and the good, evil, and transformation of each person are described in a real and natural way. This is the true nature of life!
To be honest, I feel really good. In just a few decades of life, I may have indulged in singing and drinking to achieve peace, or I may have fallen in love with money and power. There are too many possibilities, too many prides and underestimations. In the end, I am empty-handed. Looking back suddenly, it is nothing but the passing clouds. Thank you to the author for concisely summarizing the ups and downs of Gao Liang and four other students. They have understood many principles of life, such as "a circle on the outside and a square on the inside", "cannot just compromise", "you must have a bottom line of personality", etc.
Not bad, close to life, the helplessness and regret of life.
The story has ups and downs, the characters are vivid, and the protagonist has positive energy.
Objective, realistic, and a rare good book! The depiction of human nature is lifelike, and the good, evil, and transformation of each person are described in a real and natural way. This is the true nature of life!