Chunqin*

Quite interesting. "Chun Qin Chao" tells the story of love (dense fog) between Miss S, a wealthy daughter who is arrogant, narrow-minded, greedy for money, and prone to violence, and M, a humble and ashes fan. I think Chunqin's blindness and disfigurement in the end was entirely her own fault. She only saw herself and didn't regard others as human beings at all. "In Praise of Shadow" is not to my liking, because I am short-sighted. It is very difficult to see things at ordinary times, and it is even more difficult when the light is dark. "Weary Guest" has a deep understanding. When writing, I like to be quiet and alone, but once I'm at home, my thoughts will be interrupted by all kinds of trivial matters. I don't like to go out to play with friends. I always feel that there is nothing to say, so it is better to stay at home and read a book. "Various Travels" I usually travel with my relatives, and I can't go with them. They like high-end and upscale places, and I just want to visit local cultural sites.

Talking about aesthetics, it's pretty good (although I don't understand it)