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This book contains the color of the author's youth, the vegetation he sees every moment, his understanding of life, his pursuit and suffering of ideals, and his thoughts on existence. Most of all, the author is describing the meaning of love to people. When love collides with ideals and self, what will you choose? Just like the title of the book, Water Questions, the author is at this stage from seventeen to twenty years old. All the struggle and thinking in this paragraph, and the hope after every despair, will make you shocked, sad and happy. It is hard for me to imagine that the author had such a great talent at a young age and had such a deep understanding of life and life. I can only tell you that this book will touch you extremely and make you intoxicated by it inadvertently. If you are willing to read on.
Jian Kuan's words have a power that paints the surroundings with a secret gray color, causing the heart to follow the beating of the words. Reading his books will make you gain a good friend.
I haven't read Tomato for a long time, and I discovered Jian Yu's book. It was a pleasant surprise.
I feel that Jian Yu's writing has been written in pure white, clean and pure, and the writing is exquisite. Sometimes the short connecting paragraphs are slightly inferior to those of some writers like Ji Xianlin. The writing is like a new book with a slightly yellow color, green and astringent, seeking the affection of youth.
Very delicate writing, although some paragraphs seem pretentious, but isn't that what we were like at that age? Thanks to the author for using words to present those green undercurrents that are only turning over in my heart. Occasionally, I thought about it and felt very happy.
I like her writing very much
The writing is exquisite and the thoughts are wonderful. It is worth reading!
It was very touching and exciting to read.
Suitable for students to read
It looks good, although it feels a bit convoluted in some places and has a sour and astringent feeling.
Sometimes I don't understand something, why [what] [what]