Observe female love from a first-person perspective and analyze the moral shackles of Western women and Eastern women.
Hester is a very representative bourgeois aristocratic lady in the colonial era. Influenced by her father, she has an instinctive desire and fighting spirit for adventure. She also inherited her mother's abundant emotions and contradictory personality.
Ye is a precious work of art left over from the Manchu Qing Dynasty, an exquisite and fragile porcelain displayed on the shelf. However, the suffering has made her spine so hard. When these two people meet, one of them will be completely shattered.
I intentionally created this kind of collision, because love is both destructive and nourishing. Being embraced by love can burn like a burning fire or be as gentle as flowing water.
I want to create a kind of pre-apocalyptic indulgence in the embrace between the two people, and create a kind of ambiguity on thin ice in the conversation between the two people.
Therefore, the girls I write must be beautiful girls, who can be arrogant or deep, sharp or cowardly.
I like the reconciliation of contradictions, so that their sexuality is an art as soft and fragrant as silk flowers, rather than a product to solve sexual problems or to procreate.
The women I describe are not perfect, and may even be considered weird in the eyes of ordinary people. But they are women, and they are bloody warriors who have overcome all obstacles in the male-dominated world.
I love them as my own children, and I love all the ladies in the world who hold high the banner for rights.
Finally, here's to the great women! Love and freedom!
Purpose: love and freedom