As the New Year's bells rang in the millennium, the Yangcheng police station received a report: the towel factory director had been stabbed eight times at home and died at the scene. The suspect was quickly identified as Sun Yiping, a hostess at a private club. "Yiping" was just her stage name; nobody knew her real one.
On the other side of Yangcheng, newspaper employee Yuan Bingxin quit her job, determined to revive her dream of becoming a writer, which she'd had as a student. She was racking her brains for inspiration and ideas for her debut novel. She kept in mind a saying she'd read at university: Creation is like dancing in shackles.
*Dual female leads
Core message: Idealism never dies
After half a glass of wine, I followed all the way, and it seemed that I was turning from writing about dreams to writing about life, and each book was closer to reality than the last. However, it became warmer and warmer, changing from cold embers to warm sea water soaked by the sun. The only thing that remains unchanged is that idealism will never die, always believe in it, and always sing loudly.
It's tied again, I'm so happy to see the update——
I still believe that no book can be written without coincidence. The difficulty in matching ideals with reality is also a problem that has been bothering me on and off for a year. I went to the Chinese Department to study, but I found that the Chinese Department was completely opposite to the romance. I wanted to support myself through creation, but I knew that my meager talent was not enough to support me in worrying about daily necessities. The reality is enough to crush the ideal, so powerless. I am also trying to find the optimal solution in life, but I can say that I have found nothing so far. Reading and creation are bound to bring heavy thinking. If ideals carry too much weight, the reality on the other end of the scale will be tilted high. From the plot of the last book club to now, the teacher seems to have been discussing the sudden end of ideals. The vacancy and compromise of Bing Xin's dream as a writer, the short-term rooting and depletion of Kong Xiaoxian's dream of playing football. I have never seen Cowboy Bebop, and the ending is so empty and sad. . Can ideals really exist, in stories and in reality, whether it's Bing Xin and Qiushi's, or ours?
(Squatting goddess update)
I was originally planning to gain weight, but in the end I only updated two chapters (Song Yan holds his forehead and smiles bitterly)
After half a glass of wine, I followed all the way, and it seemed that I was turning from writing about dreams to writing about life, and each book was closer to reality than the last. However, it became warmer and warmer, changing from cold embers to warm sea water soaked by the sun. The only thing that remains unchanged is that idealism will never die, always believe in it, and always sing loudly.
It's tied again, I'm so happy to see the update—— I still believe that no book can be written without coincidence. The difficulty in matching ideals with reality is also a problem that has been bothering me on and off for a year. I went to the Chinese Department to study, but I found that the Chinese Department was completely opposite to the romance. I wanted to support myself through creation, but I knew that my meager talent was not enough to support me in worrying about daily necessities. The reality is enough to crush the ideal, so powerless. I am also trying to find the optimal solution in life, but I can say that I have found nothing so far. Reading and creation are bound to bring heavy thinking. If ideals carry too much weight, the reality on the other end of the scale will be tilted high. From the plot of the last book club to now, the teacher seems to have been discussing the sudden end of ideals. The vacancy and compromise of Bing Xin's dream as a writer, the short-term rooting and depletion of Kong Xiaoxian's dream of playing football. I have never seen Cowboy Bebop, and the ending is so empty and sad. . Can ideals really exist, in stories and in reality, whether it's Bing Xin and Qiushi's, or ours?
(Squatting goddess update)
I was originally planning to gain weight, but in the end I only updated two chapters (Song Yan holds his forehead and smiles bitterly)
Yuan Geng is really willful...