Qingxi Is Where My Heart Finds Peace

This is a unique slow-paced healing book, with no censorship and no nonsense. It is specially adapted to readers who are tired physically and mentally and long for relaxation. The 35-year-old heroine Lin Zhi suffered a double collapse in career and love in Shanghai. She fled back to her old house by the Qingxi River in Chizhou with all the trauma to escape the urban involution and emotional infighting. There are no cheats or dramatic plots in the book. It only focuses on the trivial daily life in the countryside: feeding cats and dogs, cooking, strolling by the river, and getting along with neighbors. The text is as light as water, and the rhythm is soothing and peaceful. Different from conventional marriage, love and workplace articles, this book completely abandons ambiguity and love entanglements, and its core focus is women's self-healing. The heroine does not need to rely on others for redemption. She can only slowly heal the scars of the past and re-accept herself in the daily life of fireworks in the mountains and clear streams. The rural scenery and trivial life details are described delicately, and the atmosphere is quiet and warm. It is like a gentle and soothing medicine, suitable for reading when you are emotionally consumed and mentally exhausted.

When reading this book, it feels like sitting with an old friend drinking tea in a cozy afternoon, like sitting on a bench by the lake in a quiet park and relaxing, like walking alone on a tree-lined path in the evening. The fatigue of the whole day is soothed when these gentle words flow through my heart. The most surprising thing is the picture accompanying the article. Under the quilt, you can even smell the coolness after the autumn rain and hear the cicadas chirping by the lake in summer. The author is a very gentle person. I want to get close to her even through words.

It's a very healing text, very relaxing to read!

After reading it, I had a slow-moving feeling. It was either a refreshing read or a very dull one. I felt that I felt very sorry for Xia Lu after reading a story about someone close to me. She worked so hard and worked so hard. Hey