The Woman in the Irish Linen Shirt

It's not really a post-reading review, it's an immediate record of reading "The Woman in an Irish Linen Shirt". When I first read this book, I laughed in my heart when I saw the title. Is it imitating "The Devil Wears Prada"? I didn't like that movie very much, maybe because the theme of the movie was about the fashion world, and I knew nothing about that theme. When I first watched it, I only had a vague feeling: "So this is work?" And "Working is so hard." By the way, I was a high school student at that time. At first I wanted to continue reading because it was so full of life, including checking information at work, using clues to infer evidence, endless meetings, and emotional fragments caught in the cracks of work. Xu Xin and Yimin look exactly like the consultants or accountants I met in the project team, and Xiao Chen in the team looks a bit like me when I first started working. Xiuwen and An Ning also seemed like people they had met before. Every character in this work is so real, neither mask-like nor deviant from common sense. As I read on, I started to wonder what kind of deal this was? If BCG acted as a third party, would it be too early to enter the market for due diligence? Is there any chance that no information will be leaked to the middle and senior management? What is the arrangement of the board of directors? We began to consider what kind of market it is, what kind of problems it faces, how the business world in Southeast Asia is different from that in China, what are the spheres of influence of several e-commerce forces in the Asia-Pacific region, and why the Philippines and Brazil have become necessary places to pass through. When I read this, the tariff war was further escalating. I was also thinking, if it were Li Yao, what would her industry and her company face? Will Sannia also find some small projects to start like BCG China? Will they be able to get together less and stay apart more at this time? And being able to spend less time together and more time apart is a good thing, because they still have things to do, and they haven't abandoned themselves in their relationships, which is also a good thing. At this point, I would like to thank the author for writing such a wonderful work. The world is more than just romance and glimpses. The story belongs to two people, and not just to them. There are supporting characters such as the past and present of Qiao Celine, the acquaintance process between sister-in-law and Li Yao, and the fellow travelers Penny met in her hobby of dancing. I have a criterion for judging the quality of a story: I hope to see in a work more than just the love between two people. I want to see the red threads of their fates twisting together, and at the same time, there are endless connections with the surroundings. The backgrounds of the two are also very eye-catching. The written content is sketchy, revealing and hidden, which is good. It is enough for me as a reader to think about a hundred questions during the reading break: Did Sonja have worries about her origins when she was a teenager? She looks so strong and her core is so stable. What is her journey here? Li Yao feels that he cannot maintain long-term friendships, but modern people's busy work schedule means that they can only contact and make appointments in the cracks. Who can not be like this? If I have no so-called destination like Li Yao, how can I find my own anchor point in this world? To put it bluntly, "Chuangma" is the most natural way for me to see the pain and contradiction of the characters in the novel I have read in recent years. There are no shortcomings in some works that deliberately intensify conflicts and make unnecessary complaints. And these contradictions and struggles are deeper and exist like the background of the characters. The aftereffect after reading it is that I thought about too many questions. Many points of thinking have been discussed above, so I won't repeat them here. Thank you very much for reading this article, which made me interested in observing and seeing that there are still many humanistic characteristics in this world that I have not fully understood. I saw that there is also a circular "Drip Lake" in Gurujit, and through searching, I learned about that neighboring country which is not far away, its history and present, its style, industrial politics and so on. They searched on the map for the best Hainanese chicken rice restaurant in the world. They also took a look at what was around and what kind of scenery they would encounter on their walk that day. Spring is here, so I take out the one-collar linen shirt that has been hidden in the closet for a long time and wear it (laughs). I hope one day I can write such a great story.

I was deceived again by Lao Li's first-person pronoun! This is not a reconciliation at all, hhhh, it was just a quarrel!

Oh my god, the quarrels can be of such high quality... What a healthy relationship.

Hey, microwave, I'm laughing.

I was still in school when I read this book, and when I read the extra chapter, I had already worked for a second company. I even found my ex-employee in the book, which is really amazing.

I've read it four times. This is no longer as simple as a gl novel. I really have a different perception of the characters every time I read it.

I finally tried the Hainanese chicken rice recommended by my teacher. There was a really long queue for the meal, and there was indeed a juice shop on the left. The chicken and rice are both delicious. The only drawback is that it's too hot in summer.

Love can overcome anything. I learned this from Miss Pender.

In one sentence: high-level and good writing [Star Eyes]

The only four-page work. I was still studying when I first read it. Now I am SC. But as I grow up, I will find different details when I read this work again. Every time I read it, I am new.