Writing this short piece to shake off the frustration of working on a long novel~
Affliction and Bodhi are a contrast between the material and the spiritual. They reflect the struggles of a materialistic man like Dai Su, who still holds on to the pursuit of true love, as well as the struggles of all the men and women caught up in the worldly concerns of city life.
Affliction helps us grow, while Bodhi brings peace of mind. In the end, whether or not we walk through life together, we should believe that having had something good is enough.
Theme:
I studied in the south for several years. I really like this place in Zhejiang. I like Huzhou, Hangzhou and Ningbo. Unfortunately, I finally returned to the north. I have no choice but to make my love in Beijing.
Although I only read it briefly, I suddenly fell in love with your writing. Collect! This is the first time in half a year that Jinjiang has left a comment. Hey, I suddenly feel very happy.
Started to like your writing
I love your novels! I like the words in your novel better: "Traveling all over the beautiful land of Jiangnan, my life is only like living in Huzhou." I am proud and complacent that I am a Huzhou native.
Ah, this is over. Also, many problems in life are ongoing rather than over.
Having money and ability is better than those of us who can only read novels but have no money to buy a house. Maybe there really is love in this world, maybe
Well written! Worldly love is mixed with all kinds of worldly things. People wallow in society, and as time goes by, everyone becomes refined. It is difficult to think pure! Material and spiritual, love and love. Life is all levels of gray, there is no simple black and white.
Reading this article, I feel a bit like watching Zhang Ailing's Love in the City, which is all about love in the world of mortals. But that article was from a female perspective Written. Also, I think the name of this real estate speculator from Wenzhou is too elegant. The names of the men and women I met basically reflected Family origin.
So well written. I don't understand what Shan Lan's mother thinks. She doesn't count as a son-in-law, so she just wants to sweeten her brother's life. . . He had to make things difficult for his daughter even though he could easily get back to her.
Isn't it obvious that this uncle is asking for money? How can a woman ask this? It's ridiculous. It's better not to have education. If my mother had directly refuted my uncle, it would be embarrassing. It can be seen that this woman's family is like this. When the two of them are together, no one suffers.