Qin Qing, 28, is an intangible cultural heritage embroidery teacher. She maintains a medium-sized studio and lives her life as quietly and regularly as the embroidery threads under her hands. She thought life would be like this, flowing slowly through needles and threads, until the 22-year-old college student named Lin Chen appeared in front of her.
He was sunny and handsome, but his eyes were full of familiarity and stubbornness that belied his age. Every word of "sister" easily brought back Qin Qing's memories that had been buried for many years.
A sister-brother love affair that began in the old days quietly began with the rise and fall of the embroidery needle.
Reader comments
I'm used to reading cool stories with big female protagonists, so it's quite interesting to read this kind of urban homely story.
There is no domineering president here, no vicious female supporting characters, it is just a story about life, plain and simple. I like this kind of sister-brother relationship, it is very warm.
At first glance, it seems to be a novel written by a new author. The story is relatively simple and revolves around the male protagonist and the female protagonist. In fact, it could be written with a little more plot, such as a separate story for the male protagonist.
You can read it as a short novel for a change of taste
The storyline is relatively simple, the plot is okay, and it feels like going to school to read youth literature.
I'm used to reading cool stories with big female protagonists, so it's quite interesting to read this kind of urban homely story. There is no domineering president here, no vicious female supporting characters, it is just a story about life, plain and simple. I like this kind of sister-brother relationship, it is very warm.
At first glance, it seems to be a novel written by a new author. The story is relatively simple and revolves around the male protagonist and the female protagonist. In fact, it could be written with a little more plot, such as a separate story for the male protagonist. You can read it as a short novel for a change of taste
The storyline is relatively simple, the plot is okay, and it feels like going to school to read youth literature.