The famous writer Fan Xiaoqing's new novella collection includes five novels, including "Traces Everywhere", "Gui Wu's Journey", "Side A and B", "City Trap" and "Don't Ask Me Where I Am". Fan Xiaoqing is good at structuring the plot in an ups and downs, ups and downs, and the novel is full of interest and waves. The broken time and broken scenes, like a montage, create an urgent atmosphere with a strong sense of picture. The novel is cloaked in suspense and aims to "come from the secular world and go into the soul", revealing the absurdity of reality in seemingly ordinary daily life, and salvaging the hidden fluctuations of human nature in ordinary people and little people, thus pointing directly at the issue of human subjectivity.
Reader comments
I especially hate the character Guiwu. He is indifferent to his parents and has no filial piety at all. But he later found a partner, and Xiaoli was a pretty good girl. He hoped that Guiwu could become more responsible under Xiaoli's influence. This book made me see the absurdity of reality and the complexity of human nature. It is worth reading.
I especially hate the character Guiwu. He is indifferent to his parents and has no filial piety at all. But he later found a partner, and Xiaoli was a pretty good girl. He hoped that Guiwu could become more responsible under Xiaoli's influence. This book made me see the absurdity of reality and the complexity of human nature. It is worth reading.