Tales of Summer in Shanghai

This is a rare and good work in Lily Literature in recent years. Needless to say, the writing style is good. The character Wan Jun is vividly portrayed, making people seem to see that in Shanghai in the Republic of China, there really was such a tough, beautiful, kind-hearted woman who dared to love and hate, and experienced such a heart-breaking love. After reading this article, I felt so inspired that I couldn't let it go for a long time. The charm of such writing lies in the art of blank space in the text. There are many things that the author did not write or mentioned briefly, which leaves plenty of room for the reader's imagination. For example, how Wan Jun rescued Qin Shui from Tilanqiao Prison, the humiliation and sacrifice involved, the author leaves it to the readers to imagine. Some readers feel that the relationship between the two developed too suddenly. I think this may be because they have been in love since they met in Shanhaiguan, and Qin Shuining's late husband Jiang Shuyun was probably a fake marriage arranged by the organization due to work needs. Therefore, from the beginning of the novel, the relationship between the two has been relatively deep. The second reason for its great staying power is that the tragic ending makes so many readers heartbroken. I feel sorry for Qin Shuining's hopeless waiting, and even more sorry for Wanjun's forbearing life. In fact, according to the plot, Wan Jun does not need to commit suicide. Although her business failed and her brother passed away, her Ah Ning should be the reason to support her survival. However, this was in 1937, an era when the devil was in power, the mountains and rivers were broken, and the people were in dire straits. Personal feelings were insignificant in the torrent of the times. It was not easy to survive in that era, let alone an isolated and helpless woman, not to mention the relationship between women was even more difficult. Can a drop of water resist a torrent? The tragedy of the individual merges into the tragedy of the era. After reading, we are grateful to our ancestors who fought bloody battles for today's happy era, and we cherish the hard-won happiness and freedom of today, and cherish the people in front of us. For readers who can't let go of the ending, we can rewrite a story in our hearts for our Wanjun and Sister Qin, hoping that they can stay together in that world, and there will be no more wars, no more illnesses, and no more separations!

This is my first time reading a be novel, and also my first time reading a Lily novel in the Republic of China. It's so painful. In the autumn day in the north, I read the text about their choices about their home, country and feelings. When I was just doing the dishes, I caught a glimpse of the national flag on the flag pole downstairs, and I was shocked to realize that the National Day was coming soon. I just watched the military parade a few days ago, and it's easy to be confused during my senior year of high school. Autumn in the north came extremely early this year, and the temperature at noon is only over 20 degrees, which always makes people dizzy.

The author can write an if line like this. I really want to see Ah Ning waiting for Wanjun in Qinji [crying] [crying] [crying]

The author said that this book is a memory from Sister Qin's perspective, and at the end of the physical episode, he wrote, "It doesn't matter, memory can be tampered with." So can you actually stop being so cruel! [Crying] (I can comfort myself

Author, can you write a modern side story? I want to see he, please

2025.11.18 I'm here to see you again, baby, I hope you live a good life in another [please] world and no one is allowed to leave anyone else!

She personally sent her to a ship called "Farewell". No one knew that it meant goodbye forever, but thinking that they had been together before, it seemed that there was really no regret. In the end, Xie Wanjun was willing to commit suicide under the photo of the person she loved most, and Qin Shuining would also wait for her Xie Wanjun in Qinji. It seemed good to say that (I was kidding myself)

Abuse, there are nine out of ten tragedies in the Republic of China, but one is particularly tragic. So delicately written. Seeing that the author said it is oe can make me relax.

Can the author please publish a side story about he? I can't do it [crying] [crying] [crying]

If there was no war, they would definitely be happy. What happened to Shanghai in the Republic of China? We don't know the outcome of the war either. But Qin Shuining will always wait for Xie Wanjun to come back. But Xie Wanjun still didn't wait for the open era that Qin Shuining mentioned.