Squeak, Squeak

The first time I watched it was when I bought an mp3 online and picked one with a pleasing name. I was in the dark, originally planning to read a few chapters and go to bed, but after reading another chapter countless times, it was time to go to school, and my eyes were swollen like walnuts from crying. Now that I think about it, it was two years ago. At that time, my online name was changed to Azhi. Later, I collected all the special signed sentences in the physical book, and everyone around me made peace with it. Today, I suddenly remembered that I had not ordered the e-book because I never dared to swipe it three times, so I put it behind my head. Ashamed, I'll make up for it. The first thing I like about it is the characters. I don't understand why I can get every setting of the male and female protagonists. . The second point is the historical feelings, especially as I am a liberal arts student, so when I watched it, my mind was filled with pictures. Although the second half is not as tense as the Anti-Japanese War period, the ending really is. . It's so close to my heart. I wish you two could be happy, so overall, it's perfect in my eyes. [Biting handkerchief] Thank you for meeting me, and we will be together with He Feng for the rest of our lives.

The first time I watched it was on the mp3 I bought at school in my senior year of high school. At that time, I was crying in bed under the covers. Now that I'm in college, I suddenly remembered that I haven't fully booked it yet, so I immediately went to Jinjiang to review it again. This full subscription can be considered a small gift from me to Azhi and Zhenzhu. Watching it again this time, I still burst into tears. The two parts that made me most uncomfortable were the Republic of China chapter and the part where He Feng was the inspector and couldn't fall in love with A Zhi. When I read the Republic of China chapter, I wished I could go in and fight the Japs and rescue A-Zhi and He Feng. What was especially uncomfortable was that He Feng was tortured so much by Fujita in the end. I really hated the Japs. Fortunately, Achi and Pearl found each other again in modern times

I borrowed a physical copy from a classmate to read it, and ordered the full electronic version when I got back. To be honest, during lunch break in the dormitory, I saw two people falling into the river and hugging each other. I happened to wake up and the music played "Dusk and Dawn". When I heard the phrase "The Temperature of a Hug", I burst into tears. I finished reading it on Tuesday, and I still feel depressed. When memorizing words, when I memorize bound, I will think of A Zhi who said that he didn't want to join D because he didn't want to be restricted; when I was doing the homework for the third elective course in history, I would stare at a sentence in a daze for no reason; when I wrote geography questions about Changchun and Nanjing, I would think of their bloody story... Because I am a liberal arts student, and my school is near a revolutionary holy place, many things I come into contact with can remind me of them. Whenever I am immersed in the pain of their past lives and feel sad, I suddenly see the reliefs of celebrities in school and think: It seems that I cannot immerse myself in their past. I have read too many BE emotions, and I usually feel sad for a while before finishing it. Only this book, A Zhi, made me unable to put it down. Maybe it's not just their feelings that I can't let go of, but old friends from Shandong such as Dazui, Ah Jin, Chen Zheng, Song Wan, Ershu, Pei Lanyuan, etc., And old acquaintances from the south such as Xue Dingqing, A Ru, Guo Qiang, Jiang Shouyue, Meng Yuan, Xiao Wangyun... This is the saddest thing, because through the pages of the book, I saw the human body under the fate. So even if there is a wonderful afterlife, I can't help but feel sad. This kind of sadness has been lingering in my heart. All I can do is cherish the peace that the martyrs laid down in the hail of bullets [biting handkerchief]

The author writes so well, it's really amazing! ! ! The sense of immersion is super strong, I really hate the little devil! ! ! I wish Azhi and Pearl 99 in the parallel world [crying] [crying] Thank you for being born in a peaceful era

Azhi River Clam will always be happy and remember history

It's so beautiful [crying] [crying] [crying] so good that I cry [crying] [crying] [crying] I hate people in my childhood! ! ! My *** little Japs

After reading it, I really like Wan Zhi and He Feng! I also study history. Every time I see a historical event, I think of the corresponding time. This is also considered learning! Xie Wanzhi and He Feng want to be happy! [Red heart]

Oh my god, I'm so upset. Although the hero and heroine finally stayed together for twenty years in modern times, it was still too disappointing compared to the many hardships and long waits they experienced.

There has never been a book that left me so sleepless at night. Angry, sad and resentful. This is like a personal biography during the Republic of China. A pair of congenial lovers who defended their country during the Anti-Japanese War did not worry about their own safety. From a village destroyed by the Japanese in Shandong to Nanjing and then to Shanghai, Aqie and Hebeng became undercover agents working for the Japanese. They sacrificed their lives for the country with their unborn babies. They have been looking for each other for hundreds of years and have been waiting for a lifetime. They move forward bravely for the country, they defend China to the death, and they live a miserable life. In the war years, the love between children is particularly small.

It was the first time I read a novel and I saw "The Heart Is Empty" For the first time, I actually saw the hatred of the country. The first life was so brutal that I couldn't continue watching it The sweet extra story ended up making me cry too much No words can express how much I love this novel The world of Ah Zhi and Pearl must be happy Otherwise I will be sad