Half a Spring Break, Part One

It's really beautiful! The author's writing style is very good. The character setting is perfect if put in reality. Twelve-year age difference, teachers and students, society, secularity, parents She really abused me in the later period, especially before and after the reunion. It hurt so much to be told by the person I liked that she wasn't worthy 😢

Very well written by the author. Highly recommended. The writing style is quite good and the emotions are quite delicate. It is just a bit short. I want to ask the author if he has a prototype. It feels like reminiscing. It is not that coherent. It is more like I thought of some plot and then continued writing. It feels really close to reality. I have a favorite teacher. It is basically the same as in the book. It is just 10 years older. I have liked her for 4 years. It is almost impossible. I have not thought about telling her. I just think that I can get closer to her in the future.

After reading "Half of Spring Break" by Sansanwuwu, I felt a dull sourness that could not be let go for a long time. I was really shocked by this book. The author's writing style is particularly moving, without piling up exaggerated rhetoric, but accurately captures the most subtle and restrained tension in the teacher-student relationship. The story of Zhou Hanqing and Bai Tang begins with a sudden rain when he was sixteen years old. The distance between identities and worldly boundaries have become invisible walls between the two. The heartbeat is hidden in the peripheral vision of each other in the classroom, and the restraint falls in the silence that hesitates to speak. The love is clearly surging, but it has to be carefully put away. This dilemma and tolerant and lingering emotions are vividly written. The red wall is mottled, the begonias are all gone, and when we meet again after the passage of time, the words "But Baitang, Zhou Hanqing still likes you so much" hit the heart at once. The unspoken throbbing in my youth did not dissipate with time, but settled over the long years. The author did not write this feeling as noisy and intense, but as light and long-lasting, blending restraint, anxiety and deep affection, and describing the pull, regret and perseverance unique to this relationship in an extremely real way. After closing the book, I realized that the most touching thing was never the vigorous plot, but the love hidden between the lines, which grew carefully regardless of identity. The spring break is halfway through and the flowering period is about to end, but the love in my heart has never ended.

Oh my God, this teacher-student love story is so realistic! Repeatedly pulling it, it is bitter but cannot be expressed in words. The quality is very high (this kind of subject is too rare in foreign persimmons. The only drawback is that it is a bit short and the meaning is not fully understood. I would like to ask if the author is majoring in Chinese. The writing is delicate and full of literary talent.

I'm Not Alone is really good-looking, with very delicate emotions and real concerns and worries. It's the first time I spent three hours reading a book in the middle of the night. It's not enough. Let's just say it's 2026. Can there be a second one? 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢 😢

Highlights of this book: Delicate character descriptions and good writing! 🥰 It is very similar to the teacher-student relationship in reality, but the characters in the book are braver and the ending is he It just feels a bit too short and not enough to watch 💕

At first, I thought it was a high school teacher-student love affair, but it turned out to be an ordinary and predictable ending. Slowly I discovered that the author just spoke so eloquently, with delicate writing style and warm story. Worth reading again and again.

It's super beautiful. The author's writing style is very good and his emotional descriptions are also very delicate.

It really meets my pursuit of teacher-student love, which is tugging, sour and probing... And the teacher's writing style is very good 😘

Why are so few people reading such a beautiful book? What a pity