The Great Beauty of the Eighties

It's good to watch, very good, Amway and Amway, I stayed up two nights to read it, cheers for it

I specially went to the last chapter and found out that the male protagonist is so grateful and depressed.

I finally finished reading it. In the first few chapters, in the heroine's memories, Song San was a cowardly person with low self-esteem. Then when the heroine finally accepted her identity as Lin Sumei, she changed and improved. There was a very strong contrast. I really didn't expect that the timid and coward Song San could grow to that point. What I admire most is the author's characters. Three views, principles, bottom lines and perseverance. It does not start with all kinds of inexplicable heartbeats and then love and love... The female protagonist is working hard to make progress and cherish everything she has after changing her destiny. The male protagonist is ruthless enough and can force herself to grow after seeing the future clearly. All the characters are very three-dimensional and the author writes it very well. Finally, maybe because of different dialects, some kinship names are different. In the area where I live, the husband of the aunt is called uncle, and uncle is another way of calling son-in-law. The youngest uncle is called brother-in-law, and the uncle's wife is called aunt or aunt. The author's uncle, unitary aunt, the name of uncle is a bit confusing to me... Do we have some names or is it more popular? Try to simplify dialect names as much as possible... Of course, dialects can exist, and dialects have the beauty of dialects, but can we prefer more popular names for address? Otherwise, it would be easy to skip the scene, which would be too uncomfortable.

I finished reading it in two days and skipped a few chapters. Although there are some minor flaws, it is worth reading overall.

Oh, the feeling of loss

It took 3 days. Finished reading. ??

The title of the novel Da Da Da is so common that I wouldn't read it if it weren't for being too boring. . . . . . Such an article with three correct views should be changed to a more novel title and copy.

Isn't the time setting of the author's new article not right? Were there still so many educated youths in the 1980s?

I don't think Xie Jiayu is promising

Alas, such a beautiful life may only exist in books. Everything, everything feels lost