When Begonias Dream

In Begonia Dreams, the author describes the disappearance of young Li Xiang's "sixth sense" as a snow blindness in the sensory world - not a loss, but the dimension of perception being quietly withdrawn. The details about cracks, old locust trees, and group photos, such as the inner core of a precision clock, fit together perfectly. What's even more amazing is the arrangement of the group of portraits: Xun Que's rational coldness, Lu Hou's beautiful and aggressive Jing. With just a few strokes, each character stands on the coordinates of their own destiny. This is a polyphony of a young man's thoughts and thoughts about existence, quiet yet deafening.

This book tells the story of Li Xiang, who lost his sixth sense and entered high school. He originally wanted to live a stable life, but unexpectedly, an old enemy from junior high school came to visit, and his absurd daily life escalated again! At the beginning of his love affair, he fell in love with Xun Jia and witnessed the rise of the campus power "Great Qin Empire". The unruly daughter grew up, and the second-generation official Shi Junchi suffered the consequences together with his corrupt father. A big Begonia dream will eventually reveal everyone's ultimate fate! Very nice, highly recommended! [Laughing][laughing][laughing][like][like][like]

This is a youth immersed in water vapor. From junior high school to high school, from prediction to unknown, Li Xiang's world slowly lost its sharpness, became softer and blurred. Gratitude is like smoke, floating and scattering; growth is like rain, falling and moistening; the hustle and bustle of the "Great Qin Empire", the gentleness of Lu Hou, and the fall of Shi Junchi, all slowly settle into the background during the flowering period of Begonia. There are no straightforward sorrows and joys, only a hazy aftertaste - like moonlight falling on the water, like the wind passing through the forest, like the words hidden in the eyes of a young man, unspoken but already understood. When Begonia dreams, the fog will disperse and the flowers will fall. May all stories have a gentle ending.

This is a rare and wonderful story about campus life. When you open this book, you will be deeply attracted by the author's delicate words and the youthful atmosphere of the article, which will instantly take you back to your youthful days. The author depicts characters and describes various aspects of life with delicate brushwork. The story includes both tender and healing moments, as well as ridiculous daily life, vividly depicting the ignorance and sadness of youth, and the recklessness and enthusiasm of youth. After reading it, you will have a long aftertaste. You can not only immerse yourself in the story, but also gain inner growth and insights. It is worth reading carefully.

"Begonia Dreams" is laid out in a delicate daily narrative, with the unique fireworks and youthful spirit of the times, and the sense of fate at the end "Begonia Dreams" makes people full of expectations for the final destination of the group portraits. It is worth reading.

This is a campus article, the writing is very good, especially the harsh education used by parents to educate their children has seriously affected two generations. Parents who were treated so harshly ended up guiding their own children, but their parents finally woke up and realized that this was wrong. It is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, very attractive, and very beautiful.

The most touching thing about "Begonia Dreamtime" is its gentleness and sharpness hidden in daily life. With delicate brushstrokes, the author blends the thoughts, ignorance and sadness of his boyhood into details with the mark of the times, such as old locust trees and group photos. Reading it is like opening a yellowed old diary, full of fireworks, and hiding the recklessness and enthusiasm unique to youth. Every character in the story is vivid and three-dimensional - the calm and self-possessed Xun Que, the beautiful and sharp-edged Lu Hou, and Li Xiang, who was led to grow up by the "sixth sense". Their fates are like fine threads, intertwined in the torrent of the times, and eventually they all reach the fateful end called "Begonia Dream Time". It is not only a look back at youth, but also a gentle inquiry into growth: those perceptions and throbs of youth will eventually slowly settle in time and become the prelude to our future. After reading it, I felt that it had a long lasting aftertaste, and it is worth reading again and again.

The writing is smooth and delicate, depicting quite real campus life. The protagonist, Li Xiang, lost his sixth sense and became an ordinary person living in the atmosphere of fireworks and trapped in the confusion of youth. He met Xunjia, a girl he fell in love with on campus, and built his own Great Qin Empire. Very nice!

This text has a rare, subtle graininess. With an almost cruel patience, the author describes the disappearance of young Li Xiang's "sixth sense" as a snow blindness in the sensory world - not a loss, but the dimension of perception being quietly withdrawn. The details about cracks, old locust trees, and group photos, such as the inner core of a precision clock, fit together perfectly. What's even more amazing is the arrangement of the group of figures: Xun Er's rational coldness, Lu Hou's beautiful and aggressive Jing. With just a few strokes, each character stands on the coordinates of their own destiny. This is a polyphony of a young man's thoughts and thoughts about existence, quiet yet deafening.

After Li Xiang lost his sixth sense, he entered high school. He was no longer special, but his feelings became normal. High school life became more real, and his relationship with his classmates became more harmonious. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, the characters are full-bodied, and the text is concise. It is worth recommending.