Lu Xun******************

This book touched me very much. It told the stories of many women and reminded me of my own emotional experiences. As the book says, growth makes all love and hate become thinner. I have also had that kind of friendship that lasted only a little while. Although it was not close, it was very real. The author Li Mengji used delicate words to describe these emotions, which made me feel the complexity of human nature and the helplessness of life. This is a book worth reading and will make you think more about life.

The world only remembers the men who are highlighted in history books, and constantly downplays the existence of women. The author picks up the women who have been left behind by history, and re-tells the story to the world. The idea and conception are still very profound (I feel that the writing is a bit tender, the angle is one-sided, and the characters are not fully fleshed out)

The author with exquisite writing style takes us to experience their life from the perspective of the person involved or someone close to the person involved, whether happy or sad, and intertwined their fate with the hatred of the country and the family. A woman's life, perhaps, has never been in her own hands. With constant choices, she seems to have found the best destination, but in the end she is ruined there.

Read as if you are having a conversation with the characters

Every woman in the book is so fresh, unique, and unfortunate. I hope the girls will no longer be moths and can find their own happiness.