Like countless men and women in the crowd, Li Yuanxi graduated from college, started working, went abroad, and rushed through life amid endless busyness. At home and abroad, she faced one choice after another.
Love or a future: which matters more? How far must you travel in a foreign land to find the longing that first set you on your path?
He took my hand, and the fallen leaves crunched beneath our feet.
"Wherever the heart is at peace, that is home," he whispered in my ear.
I had read and heard that line before, and always thought it was just a legend. But when Zhang Peiyuan said it to me, it took on a new meaning.
I opened my eyes. Beneath the clear autumn sun, I looked at his face and saw happiness, so vividly.
The first book in the Hometown series, The Chinese Girl in Boston.
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Oh my gosh, Yale JD... I guess Lu Cheng will work in New York or Hong Kong after finishing his studies. Also, it's really amazing. I recently decided to take the LSAT test to go to law school, and then I came across this article.
Alas, if I were to choose someone like Lu Cheng, I would have tried to pursue him even if he hadn't fallen in love first.
Time makes people mature, and then they can live a beautiful life
A beautiful story that makes people grow up
Very well written, I feel the same way
I like this kind of very true stories the most, and I like Yun Xi's persistence and perseverance in the story. Love is not something you seek, but a kind of fate, a kind of destiny. People must learn to grow!
Overall, I greatly appreciate this article.
The relationship between the two started out a bit strange. I couldn't see the reason why the male protagonist liked the female protagonist.
Did Lu Cheng know her before?