A Hundred Dramas in the World

Hidden in "Hundreds of Human Plays" are the tiny past events sunk in the folds of time. It's love but not fate, and it's the ending of the story that shouldn't have happened; They are lovers separated by life and death before the red candle is warm, and they carve "see you again in the next life" into the wind of farewell; It was the passion for rising up that once burned half of the country red, but was finally extinguished into embers in the quagmire of reality; The begonias have fallen and bloomed again, and the people waiting under the tree have turned into stone monuments. Only a few lines of words on the paper are left, recording the waiting in a certain year and month... — This world has never been a perfect script - there are the obsessions of asking for things but not getting them, the regrets of failed success, and the tiny joys and sorrows hidden in the fireworks. We are all spectators and actors in the play, walking through the vicissitudes of life and seeing everything in the world as a stage. Friends, if you are willing to find some resonance in these hundreds of lives, you might as well open this note and watch how this drama called "Human World" sings all the joys and sorrows. — Introduction to this book: This collection of short essays includes works from the "First Article Solitaire" of the Writers Seminar. Six writers (My Existence Is Purely an Accident, Crazy Dream Little Tea, Autumn Is Not Coming, Xiu Ni, Ruo Ye Kehua, and Jianjiaoji) created one after another with themes such as ancient style, the Republic of China, and suspense.