The White Poplar Leaves Fall, and You Are Nowhere to Be Seen

This novel touches on the "parting sorrow" in youth in a delicate and heart-wrenching way: it uses the falling aspen leaves as a metaphor for parting, and hides the regret of "buying osmanthus flowers and carrying wine with each other, but it is not like a boy's trip" in the past of ignorant years - like a cat that was raised and then lost, like an old friend who gradually became blurred, those reluctant obsessions finally fell into the gentle reconciliation of "the sudden coming and going". The text is like a soft gauze wrapped in the autumn mood, describing the love and loss of youth in a light and painful way. Reading it feels like following the protagonist and properly absorbing the treasures of the past into the years.

This is a very beautiful book about songs of youth, which has certain educational significance. The first few chapters attracted me, especially the chapter about college students' military training, which made people excited. It reminded me of a book called "Song of Youth" that I read when I was young. Although the age was different and the education background was different, my patriotic feelings did not change at all. When the military training instructors and college students sang "Unity is Strength" together, I couldn't help humming. A scene of college students singing high-spiritedly appeared in front of my eyes. At the same time, I also thought that when a young man is in his prime, it is best to go to the melting pot of the military academy to temper himself. This will be a lifelong benefit. I have also written works by college students, including "Love in an Ancient Town" and "Spring Fairy Tale". But now it seems that the format of my writing is too small and it does not have the charm it deserves. The author has profound literary knowledge and the language is interesting and fluent. I couldn't put it down and read it for half a day. I think this kind of book is worth reading and recommending 👍👍

This novel was recommended by a friend. I didn't have time to read it at first, but it was the weekend and I finally had time to calm down and read it. After reading more than a dozen chapters, I had a deep feeling: there are always regrets in life, don't be afraid of losing it. Don't worry if you make the wrong choice. If you would make the same choice again based on your experience and mind at the time, don't blame yourself and move forward bravely. People must have the ability to turn over stories, be able to take them up and put them down, and not consume themselves or seek perfection. There are no truly happy people in the world, only people who can think openly. Everything is healing you, so don't let yourself go. We are all passers-by in time, learn to let go, cherish encounters, and look down upon separation. Life, except life and death, is a trivial matter. After reading the first half of the novel, I felt a sense of emotion: Wherever fate leads you, go openly and confidently, without fear or hesitation. At a certain time, destiny will send you back to where you belong. Sometimes you don't want to leave, and it forces you to go where you should go. When your time comes, you will naturally become enlightened, and the people you meet seem to have been arranged to cooperate with you. The things you do, the places you go, and the time and place will all be just right. Only by experiencing it personally can you perhaps understand God's layout and intentions. Later you realize that everything is God's will and cause and effect. Everything is arranged by fate. It seems that you are choosing, but in fact it is arranged.

I was attracted by the first three chapters. I saw that the protagonist's origin is very similar to mine, and the descriptions of many scenes seemed to be about me. I couldn't help but read on... I won't say anything else, five-star praise!

One of my favorite poems, "I want to buy sweet-scented osmanthus and drink it with me, but it's not like a teenager's trip." The youth time described in this book is very suitable for oneself, so that everyone can read the memoirs of their own experience. Very good!!!

Read it all! Great work! As soon as you open the book, you will be able to read it without putting it down. This work, created with great effort by the author, has a unique perspective, transcendent thinking, and hooks that make people want to stop. It interprets the right and wrong principles of doing things in the narrative, and depicts the speech and behavior of the characters in the novel within the framework of public order and good customs. It is vivid and vivid, and it is very beautiful! Worth recommending!

This is a book of philosophy of life, everyone is welcome to taste it 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

Great book! Some concepts of Buddhism are displayed here. In a chaotic and impetuous society, how difficult it is to correctly understand oneself and cultivate the current self! It is good for the author to conceive from the perspective of people's "cognition" of themselves. Everything changes as you wish! Recommend!

As people grow up, they continue to improve their cognition, and they must constantly learn to reconcile with their past selves. People must eventually understand that they can do what they can! You cannot live for the so-called vanity. Men over forty can no longer read youth emotional novels. Love is sad, and people need to pass the test of love, fame, profit, sadness, and pass.

My thoughts came to me and I savored this book carefully. It was indeed a good book.