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  1. The Myth of Sisyphus [French] Written by Albert Camus, Translated by Li Yumincompleted Recommended version personally written by Camus's daughter! I used to feel that life was meaningless, until Sisyphus told me the true meaning of life! Nobel Prize winner Camus's masterpiece, a book of life written for "workers"! Sisyphus in Greek mythology kept pushing the boulder to the top of the mountain, and the boulder rolled back down again. This became a symbol of human life in an essay by Camus. However, according to Camus's explanation, the struggle of pushing the stone up the mountain —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  2. Hometown Memories Xu Lucompleted This is a warm book about hometown, interesting childhood stories, and memories. Only a person who loves his hometown and homeland can become a person who loves his motherland and the world. This book allows children to understand, become familiar with and perceive their "hometown" and remember their hometown and nostalgia through memories of their childhood experiences and interesting stories, and descriptions of the growth of grass and trees in the fields of their hometown, the work of relativ —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  3. I Walk into the Quiet Blue Days (Germany) Written by Hermann Hesse, Translated by Dou Weiyicompleted This book is a collection of 38 essays and poems written by Hermann Hesse, the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, after he left Germany and lived in seclusion in a beautiful mountain village in Ticino, Switzerland, in order to treat his depression. He observed and experienced nature. It also includes a selection of many illustrations he created at the same time. Hesse took contemplating the beauty of nature as a practice of self-healing in Ticino, which became a model for young people aro —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  4. Peking Miscellaneous Notes Qi Rushancompleted I can't stop looking at my hometown and my hometown, and I can't stop missing my old friends and stories. In his later years, Qi Rushan meticulously sketched a vivid and gentle scroll of the ancient capital. He seemed to be sitting in a courtyard wearing a robe, filled with the fragrance of locust flowers. He spoke in a Beijing accent about this city that he missed so much. The atmosphere of the ancient capital, the simplicity of the folk customs, the anecdotes of the former Qing Dynasty... The —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  5. Random Notes on Hunan Travel Shen Congwencompleted "Xiang Xing Xing Ji" is one of Shen Congwen's representative works of prose collection, revealing the author's strong local sentiment in every aspect. In 1934, Shen Congwen returned to his hometown to visit his mother. He witnessed the local customs and customs along the way, and witnessed the withering, decline and sudden desolation of his once picturesque and beautiful home. He then poured out the scenery, people and events he encountered along the way and wrote "Short Notes of a Journey to Hu —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  6. Peace of Mind Is Home Ji Xianlincompleted Ji Xianlin has experienced the great hardships and sorrows of life, as well as the ups and downs of life. However, my husband's life was one of never arguing, never complaining, full of innocence, sticking to his own obsessions, and being content with the present. This book aims to explain Mr. Wang's life wisdom, from talking about the meaning of life to talking about reading, life, walking, the present, loneliness, life and death and other life topics that are closely related to everyone. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  7. Six Chapters of a Floating Life (Qing Dynasty) Written by Shen Fu; Translated and Annotated by Jiang Juezicompleted "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" is an autobiographical prose written by Shen Fu in the Qing Dynasty. It was originally written in six volumes, two of which have been lost, and only four volumes remain today. The author narrates his life experience for most of his life in pure and beautiful words. The content is unpretentious, real and touching. Shen Fu and his wife Chen Yun were in harmony with each other and had a deep love for each other. Their life style of poetry, wine, wine, gin and tea, —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  8. Excellent Words: Selected Rare Books of Words Huang Peirong Approvalcompleted "Exquisite Good Ci" is an anthology of Song Ci, carefully compiled and selected in the Southern Song Dynasty, and is famous for its quintessential selections. It has a total of 7 volumes and contains 390 poems (six poems by Shi Yue are now incomplete). It was written around the beginning of the Yuan Dynasty. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  9. See a Doctor, You Know Dong Wen'ancompleted "Seeing a Doctor, You Know" is my country's first literary work that records the current medical situation in contemporary China in the form of essays. The author uses humorous language and vivid storytelling to vividly explain the essence of medicine, deeply reveals the relationship between medicine, doctors, and patients, and deeply expresses the author's humanistic care for the doctor-patient relationship in society. It has important guiding reference significance for readers to understand th —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  10. Make a Living First, Then Find Love (Hardcover) Written by Li Xiaoyicompleted In "First Make a Living, Then Find Love", the new feminist writer Li Xiaoyi raised a sharp question to all urban women: Who is more important, making a living or finding love? In the book, she tells the stories of many different women, from Princess Diana, Chanel, Teresa Teng, Maggie Cheung to her neighbors, former colleagues and makeup artists, pointing out the minefields of life for you and taking you to a warm and safe shore. She wants to say to all women: Only if you live a wonderful life, n —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  11. Twelve Letters to Young People Zhu Guangqiancompleted This book is the famous work of Mr. Zhu Guangqian, a master of aesthetics. In the late 1920s, Zhu Guangqian studied in Europe and sent these twelve letters to young friends from overseas. They were first published in the magazine "General" and later published by Kaiming Bookstore in 1929 and reprinted many times. The letters talk about topics that young people are concerned about or should be concerned about, such as reading, composition, love, cleaning up, self-cultivation, life, etc. These let —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  12. Twelve Letters to Young People Written by Zhu Guangqiancompleted This book is a collection of twelve letters written by Mr. Zhu Guangqian to young friends in China during his stay in Europe. In the letter, Mr. Wang talks like an old friend about matters that young people care about, such as reading, self-cultivation, composition, social movements, love, etc., And provides earnest and thoughtful advice to young friends. He encourages young people to set up lofty ideals, study hard, live a simple life, and not covet worldly fame and fortune. The feelings are si —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  13. Selected Essays from People's Daily over the Past 70 Years People's Daily Literature and Art Departmentcompleted This book is a collection of prose works published in the People's Daily supplement over the past 70 years. The manuscript selects outstanding famous prose pieces from the People's Daily since its establishment 70 years ago, and compiles them into volumes in annual order for the enjoyment of readers. Among them, there are many classic prose works by famous writers, as well as famous works by newcomers in the literary world. Their splendid articles and elegant literary talents have both scholarly —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  14. Selected Works of Liu Bannong·selected Selections of Liu Bannong's Essays Li Dandancompleted The work is a collection of Liu Bannong's fine essays. —Reads7.7Score—Shelves
  15. One Hundred New Poems Comment by Zhou Xiaotiancompleted New poetry refers to vernacular poetry since the May 4th Movement. The book selects nearly 100 new poems by more than 60 poets. Among them, some have been tested in practice and have become famous early, such as Liu Bannong's "Teach Me How to Miss Her", Dai Wangshu's "Rain Alley", and Bei Dao's "Reply"; some are short and easy to recite, such as Lu Li's "Soil", Tian "If We Don't Go to War" and "Motherland" by Li Qinglian; some editors were lucky enough to read and understand some of them, such a —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  16. Liu Bannong's Poetry Collection Liu Bannongcompleted "Collection of Poems by Liu Bannong" is a precious collection of many excellent poems by Liu Bannong, a famous modern Chinese writer and linguist. As one of the important participants in the New Culture Movement, Liu Bannong left a mark in the history of modern Chinese literature with his unique literary perspective and profound ideological connotation. This poetry collection carefully collects Mr. Liu Bannong's representative works in different creative periods, covering a variety of styles and —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  17. Six Chapters of a Floating Life (Full Vernacular Translation) (Qing Dynasty) Shen Fucompleted A "diary of love and life" written for ordinary people two hundred years ago. Reading it is like reading "ancient people's circle of friends". The vernacular version completely removes the difficulty of classical Chinese, and reading it is like reading a long article posted by a friend. Imagine that what you are reading is not a noble classic, but a "private diary" written by Shen Fu, a man in Suzhou more than two hundred years ago. In this diary, there are no emperors, generals, gods or ghosts, —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  18. Hot Air: Dissatisfaction Is the Wheel That Goes Up Lu Xuncompleted "Hot Wind" is the first collection of essays by the modern literary giant Lu Xun. The first edition was published by Beijing Beixin Book Company in November 1925. This collection contains 41 short comments and reflections written by Mr. Lu Xun between 1918 and 1924, mainly published in newspapers such as "New Youth". These include the famous "Reflections" series as well as chapters such as "Evaluating Academic Balance", "To Shock Its Difficulty", "So-called "Chinese Studies"", "Against "Tearful" —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  19. Weeds: I Will Laugh, I Will Sing Lu Xuncompleted "Wild Grass" is a collection of prose poems written by Mr. Lu Xun between September 1924 and April 1926. It contains a total of 23 works (including inscriptions). This work was born after the decline of the May Fourth New Culture Movement in Beijing under the rule of the Beiyang warlords. It is a profound portrayal of Lu Xun's inner world and spiritual exploration in a specific historical period. Different from Lu Xun's other socially oriented and militant essays and novels, "Weeds" presents a m —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  20. Tomb: We Can Easily Become Slaves Lu Xuncompleted "The Grave" is an important collection of essays and essays by Lu Xun, the founder of modern literature. The first edition was published by Beijing Weiming Publishing House in March 1927. This collection has unique documentary value and ideological historical significance. It contains 23 articles written by Mr. Lu Xun spanning nearly two decades (1907 to 1925). The compilation and publication of "Grave" coincided with a period of profound reflection and transition in Lu Xun's thought. The title —Reads8.6Score—Shelves
  21. Picking up Flowers in the Morning and Evening: Where There Is Existence, There Is Hope Lu Xuncompleted "Morning Blossoms Plucked at Dusk" is the only collection of retrospective essays by Lu Xun, the founder of modern literature. The first edition was published by Peking Weiming Publishing House in September 1928. The book contains ten essays written by Lu Xun in 1926, including "Dogs, Cats, and Rats", "A Chang and the Book of Mountains and Seas", "Twenty-Four Filial Piety Pictures", "Five Rampant Meetings", "Impermanence", "From Baicao Garden to Sanwei Bookstore", "Father's Illness", "Miscellane —Reads8.7Score—Shelves
  22. Chiang Kai-Shek's Diary Revealed Zhang Xiuzhangcompleted This book collects more than 1,000 entries in Chiang Kai-shek's diaries from 1915 to 1949. After careful and in-depth research and compilation by the author, he examines, annotates and analyzes each entry. The content covers many aspects such as party affairs, military, administration, diplomacy and family affairs. Diaries, as a true record of personal psychology, personality, behavior, and thoughts, have always been regarded as first-hand information for the study of historical figures. Chiang —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  23. Infant Liao Chongquncompleted The work records the author's experiences and thoughts on life and life, leading readers to relive everyone's thoughts and feelings on love, education, and trivial matters in life during the Republic of China, and experience the charm of an era and the beauty of literature. —Reads8.3Score—Shelves
  24. Yutai Xinyong Xu Lingcompleted "New Odes of Yutai" is a collection of poems compiled and selected by Xu Ling of the Southern Dynasty. It was written in the Liang Dynasty and consists of ten volumes. It contains more than 870 poems from the Han Dynasty to the Liang Dynasty. The book is named after "Yutai", which means the back cabinet of the palace. The content of this book mostly selects works related to women's life and emotions. The themes cover boudoir, missing a wife, parting, love, etc. The style is graceful and delicate —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  25. Collected Works of Cao Zhi Cao Zhicompleted He is the son of Cao Cao and the younger brother of Cao Pi, but he has been trapped in the shackles of imperial power all his life; he is the pinnacle of Jian'an character, a legend of a poem in seven steps, and the brightest meteor in the history of Chinese literature - "The Collected Works of Cao Zhi" contains not only poems, but also the monologue of a genius' soul torn apart by the times. This anthology brings together the essence of Cao Zhi's life: the heroic "White Horse" depicts the chiva —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  26. Collected Works of Su Shi Su Shicompleted "Collected Works of Su Shi" collects the essence of poems and prose created by Su Shi, a literary giant in the Northern Song Dynasty, covering the ups and downs of his official career, life insights and artistic exploration. The book includes masterpieces such as "Shui Tiao Ge Tou: When Will the Moon Come", "Niannujiao·Chibi Nostalgic", and "Ode to the Former Red Cliff", as well as a large number of lyrical works, chants of objects, travel notes, essays and other genres. It comprehensively demon —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  27. Let's Go for a Walk on Saturday Night The Man Separated from the Flowercompleted Everything in the world has its own life and meaning of existence. Flowers have their own language, wind has its direction, seeds have their own choices, and everyone you meet has a reason for appearing. The author uses a childlike perspective to write down the beautiful things that most people ignore into poems. ·This collection of poems is very light. A few words form a universe of its own. This collection of poems is very heavy, filled with thoughts from thousands of mountains and rivers. Eve —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  28. The Complete Works of Kahlil Gibran: Loving You Is as Beautiful as Poetry [Li] Kahlil Gibrancompleted There were two confidantes in Gibran's life who had an important influence on his life. Among them, this foreign woman who was older than Gibran gave him great help during the most difficult and darkest period of his life. What she injected into Gibran was not simply money, but a kind of energy from mountains and rivers. In all of Gibran's correspondence, never had such a large number of letters been addressed to a specific person. Gibran received her care and quickly grew up in a foreign countr —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  29. No One's Love Is Brought by the Strong Wind Daihaha155k Wordscompleted The author uses humorous writing to tell ordinary and heart-warming stories about relatives and friends, the love, friendship and family affection of ordinary people in different eras, and the joys and sorrows, joys and sorrows, and the ups and downs of ordinary people. In the author's writing, mother, grandfather, grandmother, uncles, aunts, other relatives and friends, and even the "fool" Aliang, seem to be standing in front of you, telling their stories quietly, allowing you to see the shinin —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  30. Righteous Song Wen Tianxiangcompleted Wugu. Written by Wen Tianxiang. See Volume 14 of "The Complete Works of Mr. Wenshan". It was written in the prison of Yanjing (today's Beijing) in the 18th year of the Yuan Dynasty (1281) by Shizu of the Yuan Dynasty. The preface to the poem describes the seven foul smells of the dungeon, indicating that while in prison, he relied on "great righteousness" as his spiritual pillar to overcome the dangerous environment. The whole poem is divided into four sections. The first paragraph describes the —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  31. I Fall in Love with the World The Spring Scenery Is Somewhat Leisurelycompleted May you be warm and bright, may you be high-spirited in this life, may you ride the wind upwards, and may your heart be yearning. It's not in vain to come to this mortal world and fall in love with the world. I would like to make a feast of poetry, exchange a reserved spring for a fleeting kiss, and respect the long night that will never wither. —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  32. Shakespeare's Sonnets Ukwilliam Shakespeare; Tu Ancompleted Sonnets were introduced to England in the early 16th century. With the spread of Renaissance thought in Europe, they soon became one of the most popular poetry styles at that time. A large number of sonnet poets emerged in the Elizabethan era. Sidney's "The Star Lover and the Star", Spencer's "Little Cupid" and Shakespeare's "Sonnets" are known as "the three most popular sonnets in the British literary world during the Renaissance". —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  33. In a Hurry Zhu Ziqingcompleted This book contains a total of 31 essays and essays by Zhu Ziqing. He used a clear and elegant writing style to write about seeing flowers, the spring light in January, the summer in Yangzhou, the moonlight in the lotus pond, and also about White Horse Lake, Venice, and Mengzi. The article describing his father's back was even more touching... His prose is simple and meticulous, clear and melancholy, refined with language, and is famous for its clear and beautiful writing style, which is full of —Reads9.0Score—Shelves
  34. China's Most Beautiful Prose Nan Huai Sucompleted The prose extracted in "China's Most Beautiful Prose" is not only recognized as the best work, but also divided into categories with broad implications. They may eulogize nature or analyze society; they may praise truth, goodness and beauty, or lash out against falsehood, evil and ugliness. Behind their beautiful words, there are always profound philosophies contained or explained, providing people with ideological enlightenment and behavioral insights. In addition, each essay is added with the —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  35. My Days at Southwest Associated University Wang Zengqicompleted The Japanese invaded China and Pingjin fell. Peking University, Tsinghua University, and Nankai University were forced to move south to form a university and temporarily reside in Changsha, named "Temporary University". Later, it moved to Yunnan and was renamed "National Southwest Associated University", referred to as "Southwestern Associated University". This was a temporary university during wartime, but it was rich in talent and had far-reaching influence. From 1939 to 1946, Wang Zengqi stud —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  36. A Collection of Works by Popular Writers in Chinese Language for the National High School Entrance Examination Xiao Fuxing, Zhang Lijun, Li Hanrong, Zhu Chengyucompleted This set of books is a classic prose book by famous writers specially designed for young students. Many chapters in the book have been selected into middle school Chinese textbooks, high school entrance examination and daily test papers, extracurricular reading textbooks, etc. This set of books can be used as composition templates and reading materials for middle school students, as well as spiritual reading for teenagers on their way to growth. There are 4 volumes in this set of books, namely: —Reads8.5Score—Shelves
  37. Beautiful Campus Prose Lu Xiaofei Chief Editorcompleted This book brings together wonderful essays about campus life. Campus life is the most worth writing about. In the age of innocence, there are longings for a better future, inexplicable sadness, unspeakable love, hilarious incidents, and shocking campus monsters. The beauty and madness of youth are vividly expressed in these prose. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  38. Very Beautiful Chinese Prose Editor-In-Chief Li Jinshuicompleted Why read prose? Prose does not care about mediocre pronunciation, does not carry great ideas, and does not outline ups and downs of the plot. It is more like a casual afternoon chat, a true feeling captured and frozen in words! "Beautiful Chinese Prose" carefully selects classic works by Xu Zhimo, Lu Xun, Xiao Hong, Shi Pingmei, Dai Wangshu, Yu Dafu, Zhou Zuoren, Zhu Ziqing, Xu Dishan, Cai Yuanpei and many other famous writers. From each beautiful article, we can read about the occurrence and di —Reads9.3Score—Shelves
  39. To Those Who Never Receive Good Night at Night If You Don't Like Romance, Love Will Kill Youcompleted "Written to People Who Never Receive Good Night at Night" is the first collection of healing poems by the popular poet "If you don't love romance, love will kill you" on Douyin and Xiaohongshu. Contains more than 100 original warm poems. Use poetry to record the frustration or hesitation of young people today. All your sensitive emotions can be healed and comforted in this collection of poems. Those words that you have nowhere to say can be answered in the poem. As long as it's you, no matter ho —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  40. Life Is Like Summer Flowers, Death Is Like Autumn Leaves [India] Written by Rabindranath Tagore; Translated by Zheng Zhenduocompleted "Life is like a summer flower, death is like an autumn leaf: Selected Classical Poems of Rabindranath Tagore" Rabindranath Tagore is undoubtedly a philosopher, and his philosophical enlightenment has many aspects of life implications. Zheng Zhenduo once said: "Although Tagore's singing is sometimes silent, as long as there are humans in the world, his subtle and subtle poems will always be sung from the hearts of people." Yes, Tagore's poems flow from the bottom of his heart and are his sincere —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  41. I Hope You Can Express Yourself Freely Liu Kaixincompleted This book is a collection of Liu Kaixin's works, including her poems, essays, and artistic creations. The book consists of five parts, with the themes of "Personal Introduction", "Childhood", "Growth", "Life" and "Thinking" respectively, bringing together her various creations over the years. Although she has been suffering from illness since birth, she is still thinking, feeling and creating. These spirited poems and paintings show readers a diverse version of her: not only a rare disease patie —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  42. Life Is Like a Journey Against the Odds, and I Am Also a Traveler Yu Guangzhongcompleted Yu Guangzhong, a master of contemporary literature, personally selected a new collection of essays during his lifetime. The book covers four major themes: love and loneliness in life; wisdom and interest in life; beauty and understanding of culture, and thoughts on the road. Yu Guang's Chinese writing style is eclectic, and his prose can bring readers a variety of beautiful enjoyments: not only magnificent and sonorous writing, but also delicate and soft freehand brushwork, as well as deep and s —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  43. Six Chapters of a Floating Life: Bilingual Edition Qing Dynastyshen Fu; Translated by Lin Yutang and Li Huicompleted "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" is an autobiographical prose written by Shen Fu of the Qing Dynasty in the 13th year of Jiaqing (1808). Because it uses true words to express true feelings without any deliberate pretense, it is natural and unique, reaching the realm of "joy but not obscenity, sadness but not sadness". It is highly praised by later generations of literati and has been passed down to this day and has become a classic. —Reads9.1Score—Shelves
  44. I Don't Like This World, I Only Like You By Qiao Yicompleted Warm! Cute! Sweet! Almost every part makes people laugh out loud, but there are also tears. A true memoir of growing up in love, the cutest and warmest love story. The night before I received my certificate, I asked him: "When did you start liking me?", And he replied: "I don't remember." "But, why me?", "Why not you?", "I'm stingy and jealous.", "Me too.", "I'm afraid I'm not worthy of your liking.", "Me too.", "I haven't been in love much, and I don't know what love is.", "I don't know either. —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  45. Gods Are Full Of Jia Pingwa (Anchor: OK)ongoing This book is Jia Pingwa's new prose collection in 2021. With the theme of everything in the world and the fireworks of the world, 68 pieces of Jia Pingwa's prose works are selected, including "Wind and Rain", "Ugly Stone", "A Shell", "A Little Peach Tree" and many other classics selected as Chinese textbooks for primary and secondary schools. For the first time, 3 new works such as "Frog Story", "Eye" and "Hezhou News" are included; 17 excellent paintings of Jia Pingwa are carefully selected to —Reads7.9Score—Shelves
  46. Flowers Blooming on the Street Chang Hongmeicompleted This collection of essays includes misty rain on the terrace, reminiscences of hometown, charming green mountains, knowing life, women's flowers... They are like a back garden carefully constructed by the writer. There are not many flowers in the garden, not beautiful, and full of earthy smell. They are all inconspicuous broken flowers from the streets of the writer's hometown, but they make people yearn for and infinitely love them. They are true and beautiful. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  47. I Prefer This Desolate World Gu Qiaoshengcompleted This book contains 226 modern poems by the author Gu Qiaosheng. The collection of poems mostly takes emotions as the theme, and the lines are full of the author's expressions of love and tenacity, writing his philosophical thoughts on love, life, and destiny. Gu Qiaosheng's poems are like a sharp knife that pricks the softest part of readers. When he writes about love, he also writes about his inner persistence; when he writes about his own tenacity, he also writes about the boundless wilderness —Reads9.5Score—Shelves
  48. Not to Be Blown Down by the Strong Wind (Mo Yan Did the Same When Accompanying His Daughter to Take the College Entrance Examination!) Mo Yancompleted This book contains 40 essays by Mo Yan, which shows Mo Yan's attitude towards life and his insights on difficult moments in life from the perspectives of family and friends, childhood and growth, reading and writing. Among them, the essay "Not Knocked Down by the Strong Wind" is Mo Yan's message to young people on May 4th Youth Day. It tells the story of encountering a strong wind on a dam with his grandfather when he was a child, and his grandfather resisting the strong wind. It encourages youn —Reads9.6Score—Shelves
  49. Nalan's Poem: the Flowers and Moon Are Never Idle, Don't Let Your Lovesickness Wake You Up Written by Zhang Qishucompleted "Nalan Ci: The Flowers and Moon Never Rest, Do Not Let Awakenings Awake" is a book with a literary theme. Nalan Rongruo, a prime minister with the most beautiful name. A person who is extremely affectionate and sincere wrote a poem with sincere words. The book uses Nalan's lyrics as clues, covering many aspects such as love, family affection, friendship, etc., Coupled with smooth, accurate, vivid and beautiful translations and appreciations, it comprehensively displays the colorful and short lif —Reads9.4Score—Shelves
  50. If I Meet You Later, I Will Be You for the Rest of My Life By Xiao Xicompleted This is a collection of love growth stories based on real life, written for everyone who has been hurt, hurt, and lost, but still works hard for love. May all your sufferings be a false alarm, all your experiences be joyful, and all your gains be a surprise. It doesn't matter if I meet you later, I hope it will be you for the rest of my life. —Reads9.5Score—Shelves