Editor's recommendation
★ In the summer, teenagers gather together and have nothing to do. They fantasize all day long and are also confused all day long.
★ Always testing the future, but unwilling to escape. When utopia disappears with the seasons, real problems emerge one by one.
★ Every era has its own unique imprints, and these imprints shape different generations of people.
★ The 8090 generation has become the main force in contemporary society, but they lack attention in literature and are only entertained.
★ The author hopes to record the various life problems they face in their youth between the ages of 20 and 30.
★ Provide certain help and explanation to the difficulties and confusions faced by people in contemporary society during their growth process.
Introduction
A dream in the summer, so repeated, real and illusory.
The story tells the story of a group of young people who accidentally gathered in a big house after graduating from college and lived together for a short summer.
The cohabitation life is full of laughter, but it is also full of worries about the future. Underneath his seemingly cool appearance, he is actually confused and confused. The so-called utopia is just a protective shell they give themselves.
But the season will eventually pass and never stay. When summer is over, all dreams will disappear. Their utopia is equally as fleeting as the seasons. Reality cannot be escaped, and utopia has never been realized. They realized it later and turned around to start the next chapter.
Reader comments
This book is so real and it reminded me of our youth. The confusion and confusion about the future described in the book are really relatable. As the book says, "The so-called Utopia is just a protective shell they give themselves." I think this book is somewhat similar to "Norwegian Wood", both of which make people feel the restlessness of youth and the pain of growing up. Moreover, I especially like this sentence in the book: "It is the beginning of December, and the year has come to an end." It made me look back on my own year. It was really touching!
This book is so real and it reminded me of our youth. The confusion and confusion about the future described in the book are really relatable. As the book says, "The so-called Utopia is just a protective shell they give themselves." I think this book is somewhat similar to "Norwegian Wood", both of which make people feel the restlessness of youth and the pain of growing up. Moreover, I especially like this sentence in the book: "It is the beginning of December, and the year has come to an end." It made me look back on my own year. It was really touching!