
Memoirs of Rivers and Lakes: Youth Cantabile
江湖回忆录之青春如歌
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 354k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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184Reads
82Chapters
47Listens
1.6kReads · all time
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There are no flashes of swords, bloodshed, and thrilling machinations in the world of martial arts. There are only hot daily routines for young people - the impulsive and reckless emotions, the ignorant emotions hidden in the gaps between desks, the brotherhood of shouldering tasks together, the fights between classes, the leisurely evening self-study, the small moments in the evening breeze on the playground, and the youthful memoranda engraved in the bones of a generation. The charm of this book is never the ups and downs of the exciting plot, nor the bizarre and tortuous fictional plots, but the truth, sincerity, and authenticity: it is the real traces of the years, the sincere emotions that reveal the thoughts of a young man, and the real insights accumulated on the road of growth. Every story and every detail hides the shadow of our familiar youth. Volume 2 "Youth Cantabile" is a sincere work. The songs we've sung, the people we've loved, the troubles we've gotten into, and the people we've missed, all eventually turn into imprints of youth, hidden in the corners of the years. There is no deliberately crafted romance in the novel, no empty nonsense, only the fireworks of the city, the heart-wrenching regrets of youth, and the unique loyalty and youthful absurdity of that era. This is a youth sacrifice written to a generation, and also a confession of growth written to oneself. The lines are full of fireworks and tears, which makes it hearty to read and full of sadness. It describes the youthful confusion, passion and regrets of the first generation of young people in the early millennium, the fireworks and appearances of all living beings in the market, and the selfishness, guilt and redemption on the way to growth. I hope we can all learn to cherish and grow in this world of fireworks, and no longer let our sincerity be let down, and no longer let regrets linger in our hearts.