This article is from "Plucking Hibiscus across the River"
I took the name of the protagonist from the third line of the poem.
As for the lyrical protagonist of "Shedding River to Collect Hibiscus", I think that the person who "wades across the river" and the person who "returns to care" are both men.
From this, a bloody but redemptive novel is staged.
My setting for the subject is: a music teacher, who suffers from secondary school syndrome, but is very mature and has a stable job. Once when he was teaching in a rural area, he was attracted by an attacker and started a series of fancy pursuits.
The gong is Lu Man, and needless to say, he is the little country bully, naughty and aloof, handsome and gentle, both a wolf and a milk. Of course, he broke Gu Wang to death.
The plot can be expected!
Below I excerpt a section of the article.
Lu Man pointed at Gu Wang's musical instrument case and asked:
"What is this?"
"Instrument case."
"What instrument?"
"Saxophone."
"? Don't understand"
"Forget it, talking to you is like playing the piano to a cow."
Gu Wang took the musical instrument case and left before Lu Man could recover.
His last sentence lingered in Lu Man's mind for several times before Lu Man figured it out.
Yes, cow, play the piano.
Gu Wang smiled and rubbed his head, "Little idiot."
Lu Man's face turned red, as pink as the bubbles on a peach branch in summer.
When we arrived at the lotus pond, it was just dusk. The setting sun melts gold, and the dusk clouds merge together. The pink and white lotus flowers are coated with a layer of gold, which is really beautiful.
The ending is OE. After all, I don't think the two of them are lifelong companions. They don't have this fate. Just a temporary PAO friend.
If the writing is not good, please don't complain!
Intention: wading across the river to pick hibiscus, there are many fragrant grasses in the orchids. Who do you want to leave behind? What you are thinking about is far away. I still look back at my old hometown, the long road is long and vast. We are of the same mind and separated, and we end up in sorrow.