Nankang Baiqi (1980.05.26 - 2008.03.?), Lunar birthday 1980.04.13, Male, from Liaoning. Born in Liaoning and raised in Inner Mongolia, he is a gay novelist. In Jinjiang, he used the pen name "Bai Qi", and then when he went to Tianya, he used the pen name "Nankang". In March 2008, he committed suicide by drowning in the Xiangjiang River.
From the playful tone in "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" to the helpless sadness in "I Wait for You Until I'm 35", we can find that he walked very painfully on this road. Her boyfriend of seven years got married, and Nankang chose to commit suicide to put an end to the relationship. Not everyone says that whoever falls into love first, and whoever uses love the most, will pay the greater price. I don't know what else is more costly than life! I think that since Nankang would do this, he must have thought about it a lot. I wonder if he regretted it for a moment. Perhaps Mr. Nankang is sorry for many people, sorry for the parents who gave birth to him and raised him, sorry for the sisters who love him, and sorry for the readers who have always supported him, but at least he is worthy of himself, his heart, and his feelings.
May the years be peaceful and the present world be stable.
I selected two works from Nankang to pay tribute to Nankang.
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