"The Land Is With You" starts from the first encounter between Lu Han and Dilraba on the variety show stage, and depicts a warm journey from a tacit partner in front of the camera to a soul mate in life.
In the show, they are partners running side by side under the sun - supporting each other on the acupressure board, tacitly guarding each other when tearing off name tags, intersecting their eyes during the heartbeat challenge, and quietly planting ignorant good feelings into each other's hearts. Outside the spotlight, the two people, who have lost their star halo, shared their thoughts over the late-night lunch box of the crew, cheered each other up while catching up on announcements, and found a rare sincerity and freedom in the hustle and bustle of the entertainment industry.
When the camera moves away, their story does not end. From careful exploration to calm communication, from the excitement when receiving the certificate in a low-key manner to the firmness in the face of public opinion, to the expectation and anxiety of welcoming a new life, there are countless small pieces of warmth hidden in the book: it is Lu Han who stayed with her all night when she had morning sickness, it was her handing him a cup of hot tea when he was tired; it was his nervousness in holding the B-ultrasound sheet during the prenatal check-up, and his intention in taking out a photo album full of time on his birthday.
This is not a CP story set in the script, but two independent individuals slowly getting closer in time, using understanding, tolerance and determination to extend the "land" in the variety show into a lifelong agreement. There are no dramatic scenes in the book, only the mutual affection in daily life, the real hug off the stage, and the long flow of time - it turns out that the best companionship is from the heartbeat when we first met to "I am" for the rest of my life.
Reader comments
When "land" becomes the bond and destination of life, this companionship transcends the barriers of space and the tempering of time, and becomes the most solid background in life. "The Land Will Accompany You for Life" uses delicate brushstrokes to outline the affectionate connection between people and land, and between people and each other. It writes about the weight of persistence and the warmth of companionship in ordinary daily life, allowing readers to understand between the lines. The so-called "lifelong companionship" is never a vigorous oath, but a stay rooted in a land, and a sincerity that never abandons despite wind and rain.
The vividness and three-dimensionality of the characters are the most moving highlight of this book. There are no perfect protagonists in the book, only ordinary people with fireworks: they have obsessions and letting go; they have struggles and relief; they have complaints about life, and they cherish each other. The protagonists depend on each other on land. The affection between parents and children, the love between lovers, and the friendship between neighbors are intertwined into a warm network. They will quarrel over trivial matters, but they will also stand up in times of crisis; they will sigh at the difficulty of life, but they can also find the small beauty in ordinary days.
When "land" becomes the bond and destination of life, this companionship transcends the barriers of space and the tempering of time, and becomes the most solid background in life. "The Land Will Accompany You for Life" uses delicate brushstrokes to outline the affectionate connection between people and land, and between people and each other. It writes about the weight of persistence and the warmth of companionship in ordinary daily life, allowing readers to understand between the lines. The so-called "lifelong companionship" is never a vigorous oath, but a stay rooted in a land, and a sincerity that never abandons despite wind and rain. The vividness and three-dimensionality of the characters are the most moving highlight of this book. There are no perfect protagonists in the book, only ordinary people with fireworks: they have obsessions and letting go; they have struggles and relief; they have complaints about life, and they cherish each other. The protagonists depend on each other on land. The affection between parents and children, the love between lovers, and the friendship between neighbors are intertwined into a warm network. They will quarrel over trivial matters, but they will also stand up in times of crisis; they will sigh at the difficulty of life, but they can also find the small beauty in ordinary days.
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