[It's really lily lily lily lily! ! Lily! Believe me!
At present, we can't see the emotional exchange between the two heroines, because the plot is not that fast. After all, the whole story system is very huge (the heroine later went to the teahouse, went to school, studied abroad, went to jail, and went to Shanghai to work as a latent spy... It's huge enough...)]
There are two main love lines in the story [Lily + Danmei]
[Jiang Yanqing?? Jiang Zhisu]/[Lu Sui?? Ruan Qiushi]
——————Original introduction————————
"I am just a woman who takes away men's money and destroys their families. I am the most shameful type of person."
"I am not good, and good things are all fake. In this world, those who live a long life are extremely shrewd people."
"I love reading newspapers, watching plays, and having bright, unrealistic dreams."
"And you, you are my bright hope."
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In 2014, Jiang Yanqing turned 100 years old.
Sure enough, it is true to what the fortune teller said many years ago: good fortune will last forever, and the family will be full of descendants.
She will never forget the days in Xichun Hutong.
Those fragrant and gorgeous women can enchant a man's soul with just a smile. It is a group of scattered flowers that grow and bloom in the worldly dust.
They are stunners in the world who combine love and lust, as if they were born with a taboo.
Jiang Yanqing's period from fourteen to twenty-one was a period of time he spent with them.
If asked what she still remembers, such a bright and beautiful picture appears in her mind. The red and green silk cheongsam wraps the fair and rosy skin, and the lingering cigarette slowly escapes from the scarlet lips. It is spicy, pungent, and decadent, just like the late April spring on the verge of death.
Although he was so depraved, obscene and unsightly, Jiang Yanqing missed him for the remaining seventy-nine years.
"Give me all your good things. What are you trying to do?"
"I want you to be safe and happy, and have a smooth life."
——————1914-2014——————
Purpose: A literary study of the behavior of "treating strangers as spiritual sustenance", a comparative study of love and sympathy between men and women, and a study of love, friendship, and life and death between same-sex people.