
Wisteria in a Feathered Dawn Dream
羽晓梦藤萝
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- Ongoing
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- 2.7M Words
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- Urban
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- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 8d ago
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Self-review book review "Yu Xiao Meng Wisteria": This is a youth epic in the shadow of wisteria flowers. Taking the oil field campus in the 1990s as the background, a group portrait of youth is woven with delicate brushstrokes. The introverted Chen Moyu, the fiery Murong Xiaoxiao, the simple and honest Zhang Xiaohui... Each character quietly grows in the season of wisteria blooming. The wisteria is cleverly used as a metaphor to connect the undercurrent of secret love, competition and protection - Zhang Xiaohui's forbearance in "giving up" to Jiang Yufeng, and Jasmine's thoughts locked in Wang Ruoxi's notebook are all turned into eternity in a graceful writing style. The red list in the examination room is the medal of youth, and the scattered destinies of the young people are like intertwined vines, which have the rough texture of the times and the tenderness of poetry. This is a book dedicated to all the youth who struggle and shine in the ordinary. The vine has withered, but what is hidden in the pod is always the unfinished summer. In memories, pick up the lost youth; in words, find lost emotions; in tears, let go of past regrets! Love youth!
Nice! The writing style of the author's wife is really attractive and very good! The writing is smooth and the context is clear. The opening chapter uses a clever environment to highlight the character's mood, which is very artistic and leaves a deep impression on the reader in an instant. The overall concept of the novel is coherent and logical, of high quality, smooth in context, clear in outline, coherent in ideas, clear in layers, complete in paragraphs, and close in connection. The story has ups and downs and is full of real feelings. The characterization is outstanding. It's a very beautiful piece of work. I like it very much, I like it very much! ! ! !
This wonderful article is a rare example of excellent period writing. The concept is high-quality, blending personal growth with the background of state-owned enterprise restructuring in the 1990s, and exploring how young people can protect their original intentions and friendship in the tide of the times. The setting is novel, with a school for the children of the oil field, five-year divisions of junior and senior high schools, and admission to Zhengzhou University. The details of the region and era are real and tangible, creating a unique youth narrative field. The characters have distinct characteristics. Chen Moyu's sensitive inferiority complex and Murong Xiaoxiao's proactive pursuit create tension. Liu Lili's warm companionship and Zhang Xiaohui's emotional entanglement jointly create a three-dimensional and vivid youth portrait. Like [laugh][laugh][laugh]
A very cute and lovely book! Yu and Xiaoxiao are like a pair of elves living in warm memories! I don't know if anyone can get the feeling I have, hahaha ~ The comic "Saint Seiya", the TV series "The Legend of White Snake", "The Legend of the Condor Heroes", pop songs sung in the streets, budding love affairs, military training, being educated by teachers in class... Those seemed to happen at that time The things that happen to everyone on behalf of everyone shine with beautiful light at that age and stage of life~ The figures of teenagers and girls pushing bicycles home from school in the sunset keep flashing back in my mind... Ps: I have been watching it with gusto, God knows I thought I had reviewed it, but actually I forgot [face covering]
A youth narrative of two-way redemption Murong Xiaoxiao's transformation from "intelligent and enthusiastic" to a key high school, and the setting of "reunion in the liberal arts class" with Chen Moyu after "missing the key point" coincides with the conclusion in "Intimate Relationships" that "complementary partners can better promote growth". The scene in the article, "Second grade students working together to prepare for the college entrance examination" demonstrates the natural manifestation of psychologist Rogers' theory of "therapeutic interpersonal relationships" in adolescence. The accusation of "so depressed" reflects the preciousness of emotional support in the article. As the "Neglected Youth" study said: "Peer support can buffer institutional harm." Murong Xiaoxiao's notes across school essentially build a psychological defense line against the "disorganized atmosphere", which is more consistent with the principles of positive psychology than the negative incentives of "stand up and be punished" in military training.
Good article. The youth experiences of three pairs of boys and girls show us the social scene in the 1990s. The author's writing style is very good, the story structure is rigorous, and the plot is fascinating. It is worth savoring [Like][Like][Like]
After reading this novel for a few days, I suddenly recalled my youthful days! I can't help but sigh that time flies so fast, and in a blink of an eye, we are already old! The author is very talented and the sentences are very beautiful. Continue to support
This book review was written after 10 hours of reading. This book is about the obscure and ignorant time of youth. The writing is clear and picturesque, and every character is three-dimensional and full-bodied. It makes people sigh at the beauty of youth and the fact that it will never come back. It is worth recommending to everyone.
My thoughts after reading "Yu Xiao Meng Wengluo". September is a suitable time to read with concentration. The wind is getting colder, the days are getting shorter, and the light and shadow outside the window have slowed down. It is just the right time to accompany yourself quietly with a book. Turning the pages of the book is like stepping into a world wrapped in autumn. The words are neither fast nor slow, but they inadvertently touch the softest place in my heart. The regrets and perfections hidden in the plot, the struggles and perseverance of the characters, all seem particularly real in the silence of September. There is no deliberate sensationalism or exaggerated narrative. It only uses delicate brushstrokes to outline the original appearance of life - a slight coolness, a warmth, a farewell and a new beginning. When I closed the book, the night was already dark, the autumn wind blew the window lattice, but my heart was filled with peace. This book is like September itself. It is not ostentatious or enthusiastic, but uses the gentlest power to help people find belonging in the hustle and bustle, and understand and cherish time. I will continue to read it, even if I stay up late to read it.
Very interesting, very exciting and looking forward to the follow-up...