I forgot where I read this sentence. It is enough for a woman to fall in love only twice in her life: "Once with the person she loves, and once with the person who loves herself." At the time, I didn't take it seriously and thought it was hypocritical. But now it seems that everyone has experienced this kind of path.
I met Shen Qingqing by chance. I followed her through the pain and joy of the past years, so I suggested that she write a novel with me to record her experience, life and friends in simple words, and let me use immature words to describe the feelings of a girl born in the 1980s. Growth: She experienced purity, happiness, decadence, and mediocrity, and walked bumpyly on the road to pursue love. She always strived to be strong, forbearing, and always reflective. Even though she was once confused and disappointed, in the sudden changes, she finally walked through the cruel reality and found her own ideals and values.
As those of us who were born in the early 1980s are almost reaching the age of thirty, I hope that my novel can describe the struggles, confusion, confusion and efforts of our generation, and I hope that everyone will like it.
Who said that ordinary people have no stories? If everyone lives under the camera, maybe we will find that the stories in life are far more exciting, helpless, and tortuous than those on TV.