If Tokyo Were Not Happy

A collection of classic short stories by Pure White, a celebrated author on Jinjiang.

She was at her most beautiful in her teens, in the eyes of that boy. He wanted to watch over her and keep her close, and prayed to every god in the heavens to protect her. Walking across campus, he would quietly take her hand. Smiles shone in his eyes and at the corners of his mouth, impossible to hide.

A young heart is always full of poetry. With fresh, enduring prose, Pure White vividly captures a youth that is both cruel and beautiful.

These stories, filled with sweetness and regret, bring back distant memories of those years that flowed like a song and left their marks like carvings in time.