The Magnolia Blooms with Deep Love

A redemption that began with the heavy rain in the Magnolia Pavilion, and a deep-seated love that was defeated by the chasm of class. "Blooming Flowers" uses the exquisite image of "jumping" puppets and magnolia flowers to weave a sad youth sacrifice song. It deeply dissects the cold reality of the grief of the original family and the solidification of class, asks about the possibility and limit of redemption, and uses a ten-year appointment that "arrives at the wrong time" to carve the eternal paradox of "love is true, but being together is too difficult" and the eternal trauma caused by time into the hearts of readers. This is a heart-wrenching work about how humble people use love as a needle to try to mend the cracks in their fate, but are eventually swallowed up by the cracks. It is full of poetic pathos and power that directly touches the soul.