Several Degrees of Sunset Red

At that time, it was really difficult for Qiong Yao to write such a good novel. Although it seems now that the content of this novel is simple, its value cannot be ignored.

I loved Qiong Yao's books when I was young, and now that I'm reading them again, I'm still deeply moved and loved.

I liked Qiong Yao's books when I was young, and I still like them now.

This novel is so artistically written, so romantic, and has such a bookish love. It really feels like the green hills are still there and the sunset turns red several times. I watched the Taiwanese version of the TV series many years ago, and I still love it when I rewatch the original work today. Thank you Qiong Yao for leaving us such good spiritual food.

A touching book with a very good ending.

Not bad, full of emotions There are twists and turns and endless love, but the gap between it and reality is too big. Romance novels are more suitable for girls to read, but if girls read too much, they will become involved in life, which is troublesome.

I really always think about this book and the funeral of Muslims. They are also two generations, which is a kind of intertwined fate. Both emotions are so poignant. Mother and daughter are so similar, they have exactly the same appearance or personality, but in this book, the two men actually have similar charms, as well as Shuangshuang and her mother. Compared with Window, I feel that this book has made great progress, in terms of writing style, word choice, and plot design. The most obvious thing is that in this book he combined the mood of the characters with the scenery more. This book has more emotional twists and turns than the previous one, and the characters also have more dramatic and ups and downs of emotional changes, but her dialogues are written more accurately and to the point. Anyway, you can feel a very stable progress. After reading two books in a row, I feel that the two men Aunt Qiong Yao met really had a great influence on her writing, because most of the two men the heroine met in her two books were one whose souls fit together and flowed like water with him, and the other was more intense, where you couldn't talk to you, but fate forced the two of you to be together and torture each other. The male protagonist is talented and seeks true love and comfort in his heart, while the female protagonist often has a poetic and melancholy literary style. As soon as they fell in love, they fell in love with each other, and they didn't know what was going on in the world. It was a bit scary, and there was always a pair of resentful couples. I originally read Aunt Qiong Yao's books with a female perspective, because I watched a lot of videos where the up-writer said that his novels focus on the heroine's thoughts and feelings. But after reading two books, I feel that he also spent a lot of time on the male protagonist, especially this one, even though the perspective is generally on the female protagonist.

If I could turn back time, what would I do? I can't believe that I have no regrets about the past. I am grateful for everything I have experienced. These experiences make up the complete me. And I also experienced the variety of life. Today a friend asked me to teach my younger brother, who is just about to fall in love, how to fall in love. Haha, my answer is that life is about experience, and my brother should experience the ups and downs of love. What's more, am I bound to be able to fall in love? Authors who write books about how to fall in love may not be able to fall in love well. People who understand the way of life may not live it well. All this cannot be done by knowing. So life lies in experiencing every step under your feet.

The writing is still very good. It's a love story in the 1960s. It's worth reading once.

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I used to like Qiong Yao's books, and I still like them now

After reading it, I really regret that Mengzhu did not renew her relationship with He Mutian in the end. In the end, Mengzhu stayed with guilt for Mingyuan. The final ending is not actually a be or a he. It is like life that goes on and on, and you never know what will happen next. Just because a misunderstanding was not resolved, the two lovers separated.

I only remember the beautiful songs in the TV series, and I still remember them to this day, but I don't have the slightest impression of the storyline. I finally finished reading it today. To be honest, Aunt Qiong Yao's story is beautiful and touching. The love story is also very beautiful. This is the second book I've read by her.

After reading this book, I finally feel a little relieved. Fortunately, Mengzhu, Xiaotong and her daughter are still happy... Maybe Mengzhu failed to stay with the person she truly loved, but she is a responsible person and has a strong sense of responsibility for her family. Although Yang Mingyuan was hysterical, she did provide help in times of need. If staying with He Mutian had to cost Yang Mingyuan's life, Mengzhu definitely didn't want to... So she chose her current family, hoping that time could heal her pain... Xiaotong is even more lucky. Mengzhu used her big heart to achieve Xiaotong's feelings. Xiaotong also understands the difficulties of the previous generation. This is why good things come hard, and she will be happy in the second half of her life! After lamenting the plot, I have to express my gratitude to the author, Ms. Qiong Yao, who can always write "understandable" characters and "readable" stories. Many of the descriptions are vivid on the page, and the skills are very strong! Tribute to Ms. Qiong Yao!

Recall the girlish heart of youth

It's so beautiful, I've watched it many times and still want to watch it. Super beautiful, delicate, sincere, touching and endlessly memorable.

Qiong Yao's classic works. The writing is delicate and tactful, and the emotions are beautiful and moving. Classic revisited.

The descriptions are vivid and interesting, and the images are wonderful

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I really like reading Qiong Yao's novels. After her death, I felt a kind of nostalgia!

The green hills are still there, and the sunset turns red several times

I just looked at the life of ordinary people in Taiwan in the 1960s and compared it with my profound memory of not having enough to eat as a child in the 1960s.

Re-reading "How Many Times the Sunset Is Red" and reliving old times, many beautiful memories and beautiful emotions are awakened one by one...

The content is rich and colorful. I really like listening to classic novels.

The ups and downs are exciting

Easy to understand and colorful

Revisit the classics, time is gone

Describe vividly and interestingly

This book is rich in content and beautiful

I miss Aunt Qiongyao