You Come Rushing Toward Me

It's an honor to be the first to comment. I deliberately read "A few pounds and a few taels", and I felt that it could be read together with "Falling in the face", and the author's life was in it. The atmosphere of the era is very strong, and the content of the 1970s and 1980s in the world is full of content. Those things that are too long ago to be remembered "push forward". Brother is an interesting person, come on, we are still young, haha, I wish everything the best. Finished reading, finish spreading flowers! My brother never forgets his original intention and always sticks to his own rhythm, which is commendable! Friends who are passing by, this is the finale of 200,000 words, please stay and take a look, it's really not bad😆

When I first read it, I thought the story was ordinary and the plot developed slowly. However, as I read it slowly, I felt it became more and more interesting. It turns out that this is how college students born in the 1970s lived in Xinjiang! The breath of life is strong, coming in waves. Keep reading😄😄

It may be a little confusing in the front, but gradually it becomes clear that the male and female protagonists' respective lives are broken up bit by bit, separated and reunited, gathered and dispersed. Maybe life can't be so perfect in the first place. No one is always happy, always in the ordinary but with twists and turns. The ups and downs of life, work, and relationships, until you find the soul mate who will accompany you for life... I rushed towards you... But you... Hesitated whether to reach out... Should I punch your chest with a small fist [awkward laugh] 😎... If you are interested, come and meet, five-star praise, come on!

A chronicle documenting the 1970s, set in Xinjiang. It is full of characteristics of the times and touching. Ordinary life, vivid soul, full of the author's obsession. The language of the novel is concise and quite literary. I give it full marks 👍👍👍

It feels like it's all the author's experience. Born in the 1970s and raised at the crossroads of the century, the conflict between old and new ideas and lifestyles. Although he writes about Xinjiang, it is a microcosm of that era. It is a very realistic period article that describes the growth of a generation.

The author of this book has a clever conception, is good at selecting points to expand on, and the writing is full of ups and downs and is thought-provoking. Worth reading. Give five little stars to show encouragement, author, cheers!