Introduction to the novel "Twin Mirror"
"Jingzhe" and "Ye Falcon" are at odds with each other. The twin sisters of the He family and the brothers of the Gu family are the spear and shield of this confrontation.
He Jin's poisonous needles are always wrong for Gu Huai'an, and he hides the cherry blossom ointment for her in his pocket; Gu Huaijin's information always leaves a way out for He Jin, and in her drawer lies the "△" and "▽" symbols that the two of them drew when they were young. They were rivals on a mission, but in the mango stains at the Bangkok night market and the night chat on the encrypted channel, they caught a glimpse of each other's care. It turned out that under the cherry blossom tree in the ten-year-old orphanage, the boy holding a pen and a silver ring had already established a mirror bond with the girl.
In an accident, four people were crowded into the same safe house. The noodles in the kitchen and the candles on rainy nights gradually ironed out the "enemy" label. When the organization issued an assassination order and their childhood secrets were revealed, they realized that the twin images were never confrontational shadows, but accomplices who would turn around for each other no matter where they were.
In the end, they put down their weapons and opened the "Twin Grocery Store", writing the story of "enemies turned into family members" into the smoky daily life of living together.
Intention: Self-reconciliation inside and outside the mirror
The twin sisters and the Gu brothers are like four mirror-image fragments of each other - He Jinxiao's "poison" and He Jinchao's "wisdom", Gu Huai'an's "fierce" and Gu Huaijin's "stability", they are each other's missing half. From "enemies" in opposing camps to "family members" who live and eat together, it is essentially a self-search across mirrors: He Jinxiao learns to shed the pretense of "ruthlessness" in Gu Huai'an's "Relaxation", He Jinchen accepts the vulnerability under "rationality" in Gu Huaijin's "Understand You", and the Gu brothers also regain the undisciplined tenderness of their youth under the guidance of the two sisters. The story ultimately explores the "similar" we are looking for throughout our lives. Perhaps it is the "other self" hidden in the mirror that is not accepted by ourselves.