Winter of Year Sixty-Two

[The simplified Chinese print edition went on sale July 4, 2026] [The audio drama is now available on Maoer, and you can listen for free] [NetEase Cloud has a perfectly matched playlist called “Winter of Sixty-Two Years”] [A revised edition was released on September 23, 2025. Some sensitive scenes have been slightly edited, and new storylines have been added about Song Mo’s relationship with her mother and her efforts to save herself. The diary conversations between Song Qingping and Song Mo, though they are worlds apart, have also been fleshed out. This revision adds 20,000 words to the original version. Thank you for reading.] I heard the sound. One second before death, you rang my doorbell. - Song Mo lost her luggage, and the police officer who came to help her was the ex-boyfriend who had dumped her. He looked at her indifferently, as though he didn’t recognize her. Yang Jiabei said, “Name.” Song Mo said, “Song Mo.” Yang Jiabei looked up, pen in hand, and stared at her. “I thought your name was Song Moli?” Song Moli. It had been a long time since anyone called her that. Song Mo froze for a moment. She looked at Yang Jiabei in his neatly buttoned police uniform, his immaculate shirt. In a daze, she was back in that stifling summer vacation. The air in the sealed-off room was hot and oppressive, and she gasped for breath. Yang Jiabei kissed her, restrained yet feverish. “Reader note: childhood sweethearts, rekindled romance” Theme: childhood sweethearts, a Northeastern Chinese romance