Everlasting Regret*

The first five chapters are all foreshadowing. Only if you have the patience to read it, word for word, carefully, and then start from Chapter 6, and take the previous content to read this story that spans forty years, can you understand Wang Qiyao's fateful reincarnation life. Under Wang Qiyao's seemingly shrewd appearance, she has an ordinary and vain heart. She obviously wants to be a married couple in an IKEA home, but she pursues the fleeting and gorgeous clouds. Every time in her life, she relied on others to reach a high position, but she always failed to succeed and fell into the world. But these do not affect the author's delicate description of Wang Qiyao's life. Those small, ordinary, vulgar things that you would not pay attention to when you see them, after passing through the author's hands, they become cold, warm, and caring. Wang Qiyao's shadow seemed to be cast on himself, and it seemed to appear behind someone else. We seem to be standing at the perspective of God, able to point out and comment on Wang Qiyao's life; and we seem to be standing beside Wang Qiyao, accompanying her through her ordinary and extraordinary life. Wang Qiyao is one person, and Wang Qiyao is everyone.

Compared with today's romance novels, this book is really much better. The author Wang Anyi uses a delicate and gorgeous writing style to write about a woman's life and love in an alley. There are a lot of people coming, but they just come and go, and after doing so, they stay alone in the empty room. Wang Qiyao has experienced six men in her life, but in the end she is still alone. There have been glorious years, troughs, and desolation in this life. The lanes in Shanghai are still lanes, they are just getting older day by day, and Wang Qiyao is also getting older day by day. The alley is filled with Wang Qiyao's atmosphere, and the whole of Shanghai is also filled with Wang Qiyao's atmosphere. Life goes on day after day, year after year, and the alleys in Shanghai are still alleys, just getting older and older.

What made me insist on reading this book is the author's writing style, which is really beautiful, with that kind of hazy and colorful beauty. From the beginning to the last few chapters, I have never liked Wang Qiyao very much. My image of her is that I fall in love with everyone I meet. She is obviously very shrewd, but she falls for men every time. The good ones can't be kept, and she is left alone every time. Gradually the story comes to an end, and I suddenly feel that she is so pitiful. This life seems to be a dream, and it ends hastily. Watch it again slowly if you have a chance

A woman's beauty is often used by God to examine a person's soul. Miss Shanghai, Shuyuan from Shanghai, eventually disappeared into ashes. An ancient city, a woman's story. Wang Anyi, the Mao Dun Award is well deserved.

Today I read Wang Anyi's "Song of Everlasting Regret". Like Bai Juyi's "Song of Everlasting Regret", this "hate" is not anger or complaint, but deep regret. This is an underestimated story. The book begins with nearly 20,000 words to set up the environment, describing Shanghai's alleys, rumors, boudoirs, and pigeons. It is a long shot that slowly opens without any plot or characters, so it is very challenging for readers. Wang Qiyao was only twenty years old at that time. What she really liked were Hollywood movies and she thought she would be a new woman of the great era. But the woman in her heart was actually Cui Yingying in "The Romance of the West Chamber". Just like an old-fashioned woman, what she still wants is lifelong dependence, so she devotes herself to Director Li. Later, she learned to be a nurse and no longer placed her life on others. No matter how turbulent the current situation was, she could always live her life in a meaningful and interesting way. This was her ability and the core of life that she grasped. She has a bit of a "love brain", but those men seem to be just passers-by in her life. In the end, the wealth she exchanged for her youth and beauty when she was young did not pave a bright future for Wang Qiyao, nor did it serve as a foundation for her in old age. Instead, it laid a long foreshadowing for her death. Many people may feel that Wang Qiyao does not meet their expectations of a female image, and therefore think that she is not a "big heroine". However, Wang Qiyao has never lost her name in her life. Even though she is scheming, greedy, reckless, and overestimated, all her flaws have not made her willing to be mediocre. Wang Anyi seems to have consciously described a world where everyone has no ups and downs, and no "has to". It seems that everything is decided by oneself, and then it depends on how everyone makes decisions and how they live their lives, so it is calm and real, just like real life. We watched them walk towards the south wall step by step until they all hit the south wall, and felt that the south wall was nothing more than that.

The large amount of psychological and environmental descriptions is the biggest feature and the most attractive part. When I read it, it reminded me of Lao She. It is delicate and considerate, and truly restores the character's mood without being pretentious. Decades of vicissitudes of life flow like springs in the soft writing, all in one breath. I can't help but sigh that the glitz and subtlety of the world are just a fleeting smoke, and will eventually be silently annihilated by the years.

Some of the meaning is still unfinished. This book gave me a feeling that life is like a dream. The love I am looking for is ultimately wishful thinking, and the two people are happy because of their status as a wife or a concubine. Life is full of ups and downs, good and bad; ups and downs, not all you want. Ordinary but with continuous ups and downs, one word of love can do a lot of harm to people

The writing style is really too delicate and beautiful. A woman's heartache, friendship, love, loneliness and melancholy are described with extreme detail and flow. This is the ordinary life of a woman. There must be Wang Qiyao like this among us

Wang Qiyao's fate was destined in her native family. How could parents allow a junior high school student who was studying in school to live in the home of a classmate of a wealthy businessman for a long time in order to run for Miss Shanghai? He fell in love with vanity, made promiscuous friends, and was eventually killed by this illusory title of Miss Shanghai! How pitiful!

Time is passing by, the glory is fleeting, and in the end it is all in vain. Desolation is the background of life.

As time goes by, this hatred will last forever!

Wang Qiyao spent her life in the alleys of Shanghai like this. Even if she is ordinary, she seems to be extraordinary. Even if she is extraordinary, she will not make any waves in the long river of history. Therefore, the author uses "Wang Qiyao" at the beginning. They are a kind of people. The Shanghai alleys in their world have a unique style. Perhaps they are also part of this style. The author uses extremely delicate brushstrokes to depict Wang Qiyao and the alleys behind them in front of us, showing us another side of Shanghai.

After several months, I finally finished reading this book😭It was so difficult😭I like to hear Wang Qiyao's story, but I don't like Wang Anyi's writing style, which is too verbose. However, some of her descriptions are indeed very powerful, especially the description of long legs, which is quite exciting.

A song of Everlasting Regret is just a rush to catch up with the prosperity. It only turns low and slow to say farewell. At the end of the song, people are about to disperse. Time is the most corrosive. It washes away the lead. The dazzling glory will eventually become a passing cloud and a scenery that cannot be retained.

No wonder you can win an award. The writing is very real, showing the exquisite life of Shanghai people. I don't hate Wang Qiyao, nor do I sympathize with her. I feel like she's not very bad to others. Even if it is Mr. Cheng, people are not begging him to help them. All she wanted in her heart was to repay the favor. I think the author wrote the first half very delicately. It's that kind of psychological profiling that feels so real, and you and I both feel that way. I think it's a pity that she died. She had enjoyed blessings throughout her life and didn't suffer much. Actually it's okay.

After reading this, I felt really sad for Wang Qiyao's life. . . Is it a sin for a woman to be beautiful? To be precise, you will encounter more temptations and your requirements for yourself will be higher. . Looking back now, Mr. Cheng in the book is such a good match. . It's a pity that when I was young, I had too many imaginations in the face of the unknown, and instead became numb to real happiness.

In fact, the author has already laid the groundwork for Wang Qiyao's ending. All the things behind the tragedy pushed Wang Qiyao towards this fate. It was a tragedy that was brewing quietly and bit by bit. Only the pigeons knew it and only the alley saw it. Time has passed, whose face do you look back on?

The author's description of the sense of fate in life and the portrayal of the character's heart are so delicate. There are strings of sadness and periods of helplessness. Each atmosphere is solemn and sad, and one cannot help but follow the author to pursue the fate of the protagonist.

What a delicate writing style. Both the psychological description and the scenery description are very meticulous. It is really everyone's style. As time goes by, beauties grow older, love cannot be found, and pursuit cannot be achieved. Prosperity comes to an end, and loneliness and sadness continue. This hatred lasts forever.

I like the author's narrative style and admire the author's writing style. One thing or one thing can derive so many forms, principles, etc. From all aspects and angles. I can't help but marvel at the wonder of writing and thinking. The author also allows readers to understand the changes in Shanghai from the 1940s to the 1980s and the development of Chinese society through Wang Qiyao's life. Even the story of Xiaojia is also the story of the development of the country over time. Wang Qiyao also had a legendary life. Although it was not a conventional life in people's minds, it was precisely because of his twists and turns that he could create works that would be more attractive to read and think about.

The scenes blend together, especially the detailed descriptions of Shanghai alleys. Like it very much.

I always feel that Wang Qiyao's character is very awkward. I think a very important reason for Wang Qiyao's series of tragedies is her character. The characterization was very successful, it would have been nice if there were endings for other characters.

"Song of Everlasting Sorrow" is a story from the heart of Shanghai, which makes people see the soul of Shanghai. Those who play with fire will burn themselves! It is amazing how much observation the great writer Wang Anyi has to write such wonderful copywriting.

I bought the physical book. I was attracted by the author's description of the environment at the beginning and chose it as the subject of my thesis... Then after buying the physical book, I read dozens of pages... I collapsed. My brain is not suitable for reading such an awesome work. I regret it hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha

What a pity that Director Li left like this.

Time in old jazz is indeed a good thing. It polishes things strong and delicate, and removes the shallow surface luster of things, showing fine lines. It means that real gold can be seen through fire. I feel that the long legs inside are so pitiful and living in vain; and Lao Kela is so timid, he is so arrogant when he can't get it, but he is scared away when he gets it. Life is really all about acting, acting out his own script.

The story of the people in the alleys of Huaihai Road in Shanghai is in the past tense.

This is really a tragedy. Every choice Wang Qiyao makes is a tragedy in the context of the times. Her short life is pitiful and pathetic! ! ! The writing is very good

The delicate writing touches the deepest emotions in people's hearts, as if they are describing what they feel and think, as if someone who knows them better than themselves reveals their little inner secrets. They are surprised, moved and somewhat relieved. It turns out that others think so too. It turns out that this is my little thought. It turns out that this is how it should be.

It is very delicate and brilliant. It is an unforgettable book.