You Are the White Dragon in the Sky, and I Am the Mudworm on the Ground

If you don't understand literature and art, they are all fragments of life. But it gives people a kind of complexity that is wasted but peaceful. This book has great thoughts on the value of life and love. The details are relatively realistic, but only the beginning and end slightly echo the title. So it's more of a daily question. If you are willing to spend some time, it is worth considering to take a look.

I came across it by chance before class, and I had finished reading it before get out of class was over. How should I put it, 90,000 words have written half of a person's life, but there are some idealizations in it. The book is full of words, but I can't express it all in my heart.

There are some plots that don't fit my three views, so I don't particularly like it, but the author's imagination and the overall story line are still good, and it contains all the truths that are worth thinking about. Personally, it's pretty good.

Several times in this life, the past has been forgotten, but Yamagata is still pillowed in the cold current.

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I listened to this book during work hours. Just tens of thousands of words have brought my mind to a different level. I hope the author can write more short stories like this! !

We have always wanted to live the way we most expected when we were young. We thought that this life would go on peacefully and smoothly, but we did not expect that the road would be so bumpy, difficult, and muddy. Life would be worse than death, and death would be worse than living. We have been very tired, hard, and painful. Only in the end did we realize that what we are pursuing in this life is just the self who ran hard on the golden fields when we were young, regardless of our own safety.

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It's well written, but it's so painful and painful to watch that it's hard to make the list.

Not bad. . . How to say this. Still very real