The phenomenal novel "Beijing Women's Illustrated Book" returns to warm your heart in winter.
300 Real people and ten stories of women drifting from Beijing
It focuses on the life, emotions and workplace that urban women care about, and creates group portraits of contemporary women through four units.
In the novel, there is the counterattack of the assistant, and the transformation of urban women under the wave of live broadcasting and plastic surgery. All the fears and wants are condensed in the same time and space at this moment. This is the great Beijing, and this is everyone's Beijing.
You are stronger than you think. Anyone who struggles can find his or her voice.
The author Wang Xin not only narrates the cruelty of urban life and the changes in the city in the past ten years, but also pays great attention to portraying the inner struggles, joys and sorrows of small people. Using delicate language, it reproduces the real life conditions of women in big cities and demonstrates the unexpected power of women.
Reader comments
The content is very rich, consisting of short stories one after another, describing the mental journey and choice of stay or stay of each Beidiao person. What impressed me most was that Feifei and Xiaoya were looking for jobs and love in their own unique ways. Listening to their stories gives me a healing energy, I love it.
The anchor's voice is always calming and makes people feel that everything happens for a reason. The story is written in a profound and plain way, without any evaluation of people, but just telling stories.
The content is very rich, consisting of short stories one after another, describing the mental journey and choice of stay or stay of each Beidiao person. What impressed me most was that Feifei and Xiaoya were looking for jobs and love in their own unique ways. Listening to their stories gives me a healing energy, I love it.
The anchor's voice is always calming and makes people feel that everything happens for a reason. The story is written in a profound and plain way, without any evaluation of people, but just telling stories.