I'll Wait for You Until You Are Thirty-Five

Nankang Baiqi (1980.04.13-2008.03.?), A native of Liaoning, is a gay novelist. He is the author of autobiographical articles such as "Six Chapters of a Floating Life", "I'll Wait for You Until You're 35", and novels such as "The Demon Fox", "May People Live Forever" and "Wang Ran Jie". Written in a delicate and elegant style, "Six Chapters of a Floating Life" describes the life of Nankang and his boyfriend when they were together. "I'll Wait for You Until You're Thirty-Five" was written by Nan Kang after he broke up with his boyfriend and expressed his willingness to wait for her boyfriend to reach thirty-five. Nankang died in March 2008. He committed suicide by drowning in the Xiangjiang River. It was suspected that his depression caused by his boyfriend's marriage two years ago caused his sudden death. His talent withered, which made countless people sad. Intention: "Wish the years to be peaceful and peaceful, and the present world to be stable."