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I never think that one person has the qualification to sympathize with another person. Everyone is confused and cannot see the distance clearly, but that is the dance of life!

Life is like a journey against the odds, and I am also a traveler. One wrong step, one wrong step after another, and there is no chance to look back. Everyone has too many options. Please be more understanding and less discriminatory. Thank you for this book that allows me to understand those marginalized and unnoticed groups.

The author describes the ugliness of human nature vividly.

It's like animals mating. Living in fear all the time, dragging his rotting flesh with him.

I dance because I'm sad. I dance for life, and I grieve for the world. The world is full of lies. People with countless gold and silver have filthy souls, but people with filthy bodies have pure souls. Maybe, the world is very dark, and I can only live affectionately in this ruthless world.

It feels a bit like Rousseau's Confessions. In short, people should love themselves a little bit. I really like Lao Guo's words: Fathers in the country can tolerate me and don't cause evil in the world. There is only a lot of evil in the world, but I still hope that everyone in the world is a gentleman. Is there anything else in the world that can hurt others?

I don't know why, but these real-looking stories always move me. I can see my own reflection in him, which is very touching.

The sourness of reality and the complexity of human nature are vividly depicted. The twist at the end makes people cry. The language is beautiful and poignant, the emotions are delicate and unique.

I don't read novels very much anymore, and I suddenly woke up tonight. This book has been on my bookshelf for about a year and a half, but I never had time to read it. I looked for it for a long time before I decided to read it. Although it is a short story, the background and character relationships are clearly expressed, the writing is smooth, the characters are obvious, and the story is rich, which is unmatched by similar novels. I am probably a very empathetic person. I can basically put myself into it and feel sympathy for these virtual characters. The same is true in real life. After watching it, I felt an indescribable heavy emotion, and I didn't know how many cigarettes I had smoked. There are not many good works like this left. Hope to work hard and leave more works.

The good and evil of human nature, the compassion and indifference of people's hearts, have nothing to do with the work he/she is engaged in (let's call it work for now, it is just a way to maintain life). Some people are high but sanctimonious, and some people are lowly but of noble character. The "I" in the book is engaged in what the world considers "dirty deeds", but I personally seek redemption. I can be considered a relatively pure person, at least a human being!

Ouyang Jian is the protagonist of this book. He was abandoned by his family when he was born. He was bullied by a top student in college and sent to jail. He was bullied by the cell leader in the prison. After he was released from prison, he was despised by the world. In order to survive, he lost his dignity as a man. When he committed suicide, he accidentally examined a baby boy who had been abandoned by his family just after birth. The baby's same experience as his changed his consciousness of survival and strengthened his belief in raising the child into an adult. The writing technique of the novel is somewhat unique, but this is an inspirational novel. A little person living at the bottom of society has a compassionate heart and a great kindness.

It's quite literary, and it can be seen that the author has high literary quality. It can be read as prose, but not as a novel. However, the writing style is great, and it is suitable for those who have high literary literacy requirements to read it. Although it is depressing, the real world is full of malice. And don't be so self-righteous that the world is big. In fact, the world is limited to what you touch and what you can see. This seemingly endless but narrow place is the world. Before becoming stronger, he had to live a low-key life so as not to be devoured by the beasts lurking around him. …………………………………………………… The film is rich in literary and artistic color, and fortunately the protagonist finally finds his own redemption at the last moment. This is an artistic prose novel with certain literary foundation. Worth a look. In addition, this book is not dirty at all, not as sloppy as you might imagine.

It's very depressing. It's been constantly wiped out in life and finally brought a glimmer of hope. It echoes back and forth. Many things cannot be expressed in words. Everyone has their own thoughts after reading it. Humanity and redemption have always been topics that remain unchanged. I hope everyone can find their own redemption.

First of all, the story is very novel. From a first-person perspective, we see the helplessness, sadness, compromise and relief of a male worker in life. Secondly, the language is profound and powerful, worth reading carefully and recalling many times. Furthermore, the writing is beautiful and worth appreciating. It's not a loss to fall into the trap in the end! I have a question. The phrase "I dance because I am sad" appears many times in the article, but it is not the title of the book. Why is this?

I don't know if the protagonist is the prototype of a certain person, but what is certain is that I have had the same thoughts he has (I dance because I am sad). I feel that it is not the indifference of the city, but the indifference of people's hearts. It is a sad and warm story. I hope that Ouyang Jian, Fangfang and the baby will form a happy family to heal their former bodies😁 2022.1.23

This is a book about male emotions and growth. Through rhetorical techniques such as metaphor and parallelism, the author deeply explores the dilemmas and challenges faced by men in modern society. From a male perspective, this book reveals men's unique needs and troubles in emotional expression, self-identity, and life concepts. The author explores the path of male growth and self-development through true stories and delicate emotional descriptions. During the reading process, readers can gain an in-depth understanding of men's emotional world and growth process, think about the positioning and development of male roles, and how to build a positive and healthy male identity.

This is a book about male emotions and growth. Through rhetorical techniques such as metaphor and parallelism, the author deeply explores the dilemmas and challenges faced by men in modern society. From a male perspective, this book reveals men's unique needs and troubles in emotional expression, self-identity, and life concepts. The author explores the path of male growth and self-development through true stories and delicate emotional descriptions. During the reading process, readers can gain an in-depth understanding of men's emotional world and growth process, think about the positioning and development of male roles, and how to build a positive and healthy male identity.

Very good. I read it twice and felt heavy every time.

This is a good book worth collecting and recommending. The writing is smooth and beautiful. In this glamorous society, there are still some dark corners, which reflects the duality of human nature. A dirty body does not mean a dirty soul. The helplessness of life cannot be chosen by oneself. We have also resisted and longed for it. The cruelty and helplessness of reality. The darkness of society and the ugliness, evil, goodness and beauty of human nature. You use your pen and heart to narrate it with your heart. . Looking forward to another good article from you.

It starts with the adoptive father and ends with the adoptive father.

I dance because I'm sad! People are not superior or inferior, but human nature is...

There is a sense of joy that coincides with it. What is it that makes me feel happy? "Believe that this world is sinful, and also believe that this world is kind." You can't go to sin just because you are not kind. . . This book, like most realistic novels I have read, does not feel too abrupt, just like having a face-to-face conversation. It feels like "The Outsider", maybe this is a reflection of writing ability.

It tells the story of the humiliation of an underground sex worker. A college student, due to a trick of fate, embarked on a tragic road accompanied by the night. In a desperate situation, he accepted all humiliations and once fell into a real despair maze, even becoming obsessed with the night. However, the longing for light deep in human nature made him unwilling to accept it. He fought hard and searched unswervingly, finally overcoming the darkness and pain in his heart and finding a way to rehabilitate himself into the light.

The author's writing style is very novel and his thoughts and insights are also very unique.

Real but unrealistic, and depressing, it gave me another perspective and feeling on the world.

He seems to be drawing blazing sunflowers

What kept you going through this book? Maybe it resonates with the miserable life at the bottom, and it has nothing to do with career.

I like the author's calm and straightforward tone, examining this poor society from a professional perspective

The writing is superb, there is almost no sense of distance, and the immersion is super strong The overall story of the book is that the protagonist has a bad life experience, suffered misfortunes, and is full of resistance to the world. But because of love, inexplicable love, and inexplicable wilting, he truly tastes the world. My favorite person in this book is Fang Ba, because she is only crazy about the person she loves, and is obsessed with the person she loves.

This novel unexpectedly focuses on male sex workers. It uses the first-person perspective to describe the work experience of this group in depth and detail through the experience of the protagonist Ouyang Jian. Some classic social issues are reflected in this novel, including labor control in the workplace and social inequality, allowing readers to see that the reason why they enter such socially stigmatized industries largely stems from society's deprivation of their opportunities for survival and mobility. With the help of Ouyang Jian's perspective, we can also see the sexual repression experienced by some female groups in our society. I hope more novels like this will come out to help destigmatize this group of people.