The Long, Lonely Road
长路萧萧
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 161k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Everyday
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 1
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The title of the book "The Long Road is Xiao Xiao" accurately summarizes the spiritual core of the novel. "Long road" is Lin Xiao's life trajectory, and it is also the growth path of every ordinary person; "Xiao Xiao" refers to the desolation and loneliness on this road - even with the company of colleagues and the warmth of his lover, he still has to face the wind and rain of the workplace and emotional breakage alone in the end. Through Lin Xiao's story, the author reflects many issues in contemporary society: the career dilemma of young people within the system, the realistic background of urban love, and the insignificance and perseverance of individuals in the tide of the times. The novel does not give an answer, nor does it provide the refreshing feeling of "counterattack". Instead, it records the struggle and growth of an ordinary person on the "long road" with delicate writing. This kind of "non-utilitarian" narrative makes the work more powerful - it allows us to see that even if there are no earth-shattering achievements, even if you repeatedly run into obstacles in reality, everyone who lives seriously deserves to be respected.