"Not Talking About Love" is a purely fictitious long serial novel.
The novel is about the inner suffering of Zhao Xiaosong, a middle-aged man from the Kamikaze Tire Factory, who suffers from cranial nerve atrophy. The novel describes his unwillingness, his anxiety, his loneliness, his helplessness, his decadence, his selfishness, his desire, and his final struggle...
The story begins in the 1990s. Zhao Xiaosong, a dirtbag in the 1990s, was fortunate enough to become a molding worker at the Jiao City Kamikaze Tire Factory. At that time, Zhao Xiaosong was simple and kind. At that time, Zhao Xiaosong not only had love in his heart, but he was also motivated. He is proud to work in the factory, he loves his family and takes care of it, and his life goal is that his wife and children can live a happy life. When he was lucky enough to have a happy life, when he faced the supreme glory given to him by kamikaze tires, when faced with some bad temptations in society, his human weaknesses fermented, and he swelled to the point of being hopeless. He could not resist the temptation, and allowed his human weaknesses to ferment and expand. He regretfully lost his home, his beloved wife and children, and finally embarked on a road without hope...
I wrote about Zhao Xiaosong not impulsively or on a whim, but because I had to write. Zhao Xiaosong is a little person. He has all the advantages and disadvantages of a little person. The advantage is that he knows what he wants and then goes after it with all his strength. The disadvantage is that he chases too much, loses himself, has no principles and no bottom line in life, and ends up throwing away the happy life that originally belonged to him. I think that I have written the image of Zhao Xiaosong fully and successfully, and I have this confidence. On the other hand, an image that is too full is more attractive.
Reader comments
It is close to reality, especially the description of Zhao Xiaosong's bizarre emotional life. In the midst of his own struggle, Zhao Xiaosong reflected on himself while crazily enjoying the beauty of life. I have to say that this is a good book that is thoughtful, in-depth, interesting, and realistic about little people in the city!
It is close to reality, especially the description of Zhao Xiaosong's bizarre emotional life. In the midst of his own struggle, Zhao Xiaosong reflected on himself while crazily enjoying the beauty of life. I have to say that this is a good book that is thoughtful, in-depth, interesting, and realistic about little people in the city!