Some people believe that, when divided into good and evil, the world contains two kinds of people:
One kind is good, and the other is bad.
Of course, there is another way to divide people into two kinds:
The great and the insignificant. The great are dignified and imposing, while the insignificant go unnoticed.
This book tells the story of a group of people born in the 1980s, so obscure that nobody even knows who they are. But I believe that glimpses of yourself will appear in their lives, because everyone has had a youth of their own, and memories of growing up and looking ahead that never grow old. The long road of life is winding and arduous. You have to experience all the world's ups and downs for yourself to know their bitterness and sweetness. When a turning point in life arrives, the choices involved often come down to just a few simple steps: love and hate, forgiveness and resentment, dreams and reality. We move forward through a life woven from pain and joy, only to look back one day and realize that those choices have profoundly affected our own lives and the lives of others. The story spans twenty-five years, as different lives intersect and drift apart, and it also offers a glimpse of the changing times in the background. There is love and hate in this world, and everyone knows the warmth and coldness of their own lot. Life can be calm and uneventful, or suddenly swept up in an unexpected storm.
A turning point in life often comes with a phase of life, a relationship, or a career. Some people sum it all up with the word “fate,” calling it unpredictable. I mostly agree, though I still have my own reservations. And now, their story is about to begin.
I lament the ill-fated life of the protagonist Li Dongyang, and I am grateful that the years have not let down those who have worked hard. I will update it one by one. In addition, the author has good literary talent and rich life experience, otherwise he would not be able to write such delicate emotions. I will keep up with the praise and update more! 😄
As a person born in the 1980s, when reading this book, I feel like I have seen what I used to be like. The aftertaste of youth is sour and sweet mixed with the bitter aroma of coffee, which reminds us of our lost youth and the tomorrow we travel together. I also hope that this book can be read by more readers and resonate, because we are young! Looking forward to more updates from Mr. Langsan!
With great interest, I spent a day reading Lang San's debut novel "The Way You Look" in one sitting. I lamented the impermanence of the protagonist Li Dongyang's life, and I could vaguely see the imprint of my own growth in the same era. We are all members of the common people, and we are moved forward by the times. No one can escape fate, which is ups and downs. Only by experiencing extreme pain can you cherish the smallest details of the most ordinary happiness. Life is always a practice of harmony and unity. Accept the impermanence of fate and the mediocrity in life, and maybe your life will have a different flavor ~ I hope Langsan can have more exciting works, use your unparalleled talent and thorough understanding of life to write more exciting chapters, and be your most loyal fan ~
Uncommon life experiences trigger thoughts about society and human nature.