Original title: The Young Master Got Pinned by a Famous Dan Performer?!
[Note] This story is set in a modern city, not the Republic of China era. The main story is 380,000 characters, the slice-of-life extras are 70,000 characters, and the childhood-friends alternate-universe bonus story is 30,000 characters. Everything is clearly labeled, so choose what you want to buy. Thanks to everyone supporting the official release! Please leave a good review now that the story is complete!
[Character setup] A cheeky Beijing alley boy vs. a history scholar and celebrated Peking opera performer; a roguish, handsome bottom vs. a refined, beautiful top. They spoil each other, are each other's first love, and are both faithful. No switching, no breaking them up.
[Cover] The cover is an exclusive commissioned design. Reuse is prohibited. The top is above and the bottom below. Both volumes of the illustration event are now available; please visit the event page to see them.
[Coming soon] 129 Degrees East, Our Neck of the Woods, Stray Dogs on a Desolate Street, and more. Short stories: Tianjin Is Too Complicated and The Canary Is Acting Weird.
[Blurb]
Liang Xiyan is what netizens call a proper Beijing gentleman.
His family has money and time to spare. His grandfather is a master of traditional Chinese studies at an art academy, and they live in a courtyard house within Beijing's Second Ring Road. Liang speaks with a Beijing accent, doesn't have a job, and spends all day wandering around to kill time.
This irreverent Beijing rascal happens to have a very refined hobby: listening to Peking opera.
Every few days, whether he has a reason or not, he heads to the opera house and sits for three hours, staring at the stage every time. But if another opera fan asks him, “Young Master Liang, which part of the opera did you understand?” he can't get a single word out.
Liang Xiyan knows he's a vulgar man. Truth be told, he has no interest in those drawn-out operatic lyrics where it takes forever to finish a single sentence. The only reason he keeps going to the opera house is one particular person.
The celebrated male dan performer, stage name Chi Qiurui.
The first time Liang saw Chi Qiurui, he was performing The Matchmaker for the Number One Scholar. A gauzy sleeve traced the graceful curve of his waist. He wore a five-phoenix crown decorated with pearls and jade, and a dragon-maiden robe pleated and trimmed in gold. His phoenix eyes lifted at the corners, his lips were red as vermilion, and he moved in tiny, measured steps. One casual glance and flick of his sleeve stole half of Young Master Liang's soul.
Liang wanted to befriend the beauty, but Chi Qiurui was too cool and aloof. He never showed himself after leaving the stage.
*
After turning thirty, Liang Xiyan was forced to move in with Shang Zhedong, thanks to his grandfather's matchmaking.
Living together made Liang certain that he absolutely did not like Shang Zhedong.
In this day and age, the guy still often wore a Sun Yat-sen suit and gold-rimmed glasses. He was refined and ascetic, rigid and old-fashioned. He didn't drink or smoke, and everything he said and did was proper and dignified. He was as dull and solemn as the ebony tea table in their house.
So heavy and lifeless. Pick it up and it'd crush your toes!
To everyone else, he was a promising young man, refined and elegant. To Liang, he was just putting on airs.
What was worse, the guy always stole the show in front of Liang's grandfather.
So Liang glared at Shang Zhedong and tore into him with his sharp tongue, hoping he'd take the hint and get lost already.
But for some reason, Shang Zhedong was more stubborn than a mule and insisted on sticking around.
And then this old scholar of a man suddenly went crazy and inexplicably confessed his feelings.
Liang Xiyan: “Whoa, don't have a fit, man. Even if the Front Gate Tower collapses, you and I still aren't happening. I'm not interested in discussing Marxist philosophy with you under the covers.”
*
One day, Liang Xiyan came home late at night, reeking of alcohol after drinking with his no-good friends. Half-drunk and bleary-eyed, he saw Shang Zhedong standing in his study with all the Chi Qiurui opera tickets, stage photos, and rare autographs he'd collected in his hands.
The sight sobered Liang up instantly. He lunged to snatch them back and shouted, “Do you know how many people I had to ask just to get one of Chi Qiurui's rare autographs? You touch my stuff again and I'll kill you!”
Shang Zhedong looked at him calmly. “You like Chi Qiurui?”
Liang's eyes widened. “Like him? I'm crazy about him! He's the love of my life. So what?”
Shang Zhedong sighed, took off his glasses, and turned away. When he turned back, the icy face that never smiled had transformed. His eyes glimmered, his glances were full of charm, and his gaze curved like a waning crescent. His singing voice rang out like a clear spring dancing through a mountain stream.
One glance, and Liang lost half his soul all over again. Drunk and weak in the knees, he collapsed straight into Shang's arms.
The next morning, Shang Zhedong woke early, still full of energy. He leisurely picked up a washable marker and chuckled as he signed the three characters “Chi Qiurui” on Liang Xiyan's lower back. Biting his ear, he whispered, “I can give you as many autographs as you want. The Front Gate Tower hasn't collapsed, either. So, Young Master Liang, can we discuss Marxist philosophy under the covers now?”
Young Master Liang buried his face in the blankets, too embarrassed to show himself, and let out a thunderous curse.
Well, this really was a temple-shaking scandal. He'd spent the whole night being bullied by the graceful beauty of a dan performer, who onstage looked like a willow in the wind and captivated everyone!
Damn it all.
[Important content warnings] (Condensed version)
1. The top is beautiful but only loves opera. He doesn't cross-dress, isn't androgynous, isn't a heartthrob adored by everyone, and isn't a weak top. The bottom is handsome and charismatic, not an ordinary-looking person. Top and bottom refer to sexual roles. The story is strictly one-on-one, with strong mutual devotion and no secondary couples.
2. This story isn't for self-insert fantasies or people who want to romance a character. It's for readers who ship the couple. The two lovers are inseparable, with no switching or breaking up. Whether you love the top or the bottom, please love his partner too.
3. The story is about Beijing culture, with a colloquial, everyday, slow-paced style. Please don't offer unsolicited writing advice.
4. Peking opera details are based on online sources and the author's imagination; they have nothing to do with reality. Please don't argue or act like the culture police.
5. Defamatory rumors and rule-breaking content will be removed. Accusations of plagiarism, copied tropes, or AI writing without evidence will also be deleted. No extremists will be allowed to disrupt the reading experience of ordinary readers.
6. If you disagree with any of the above, don't open this story.
Coming Soon
Our Neck of the Woods
A cheeky, sharp-tongued, big-hearted, fiercely masculine Northeastern top, Zhao Kai, vs. He Mingfeng, a seemingly obedient but actually unhinged and haughty young master. Both are faithful and each other's first love. The fiance is an arranged match with no love between them.
“The moon is bright, the wind is light, the leaves cover the window lattice.”
[Blurb]
On the eve of his engagement, He Mingfeng accompanies his husband to Northeast China for a business deal. In the middle of the night, he discovers that his husband may be cheating.
Trembling, he finds the only phone repair shop still open in the small county town and gets the password to his husband's phone cracked. The evidence of the affair is undeniable.
As He Mingfeng steps out of the shop, the dim, harsh white light stretches his shadow long across the silent, desolate snowy night, scattering it over the deep snow and shards of ice.
Overcome by emotion, he is expressionless and trying to keep calm one second. The next, he plops down in the snow and bursts into tears.
At the same time, the repair shop worker who cracked the password for him is outside. The tall, crew-cut young man has a cigarette in his mouth and is bundled up in a black down jacket. He is prodding the heavy snow hanging from the eaves with a broom handle, the snow thick as milk tea foam.
When He Mingfeng suddenly bursts into tears, the young man's hand jerks, and snow comes tumbling down all over his head.
“Holy crap, who is it? You scared the life out of me!”
He Mingfeng hears him shout at the top of his lungs and is so startled he forgets to cry.
Frost clings to He Mingfeng's eyelashes. He breathes clouds into the snowy night and stares at the young man, blinking. Snow covers the young man's head, and beneath it is a bewildered, comical face.
Three seconds later, the young man says, “Look at that silly mug of yours. You're a real looker, so why are you acting like such a dummy? Don't sit on the ground. It's filthy.”
*
His former fiance braves the blizzard to come to Northeast China and find He Mingfeng, hoping to manipulate him into returning and getting married.
In this bone-chilling place,
A row of burly men, each taller than a scallion, stand outside the little repair shop.
The young man has an arm around He Mingfeng and laughs wildly.
“Brothers, grab your gear! This blind idiot's here to steal my wife. We have to beat him up today!”
“Got it!”
“In our neck of the woods, you think we'll let you bully our Mingfeng? We'll rip your wig right off!”
*
“He Mingfeng, why are you so lovable? You've got me completely smitten.”
“What does ‘lovable’ mean?”
“It's how we talk around here. It means I like you, I love you, and I get restless all over when I go a day without seeing you. Did you know that in the Northeastern danmei scene, the tops all come from Northeast China?”
[Bonus scene]
This Northeastern county town is so small that you run into the same people everywhere. He Mingfeng steps out and turns a corner, only to see his fiance passionately kissing the mistress he's been keeping.
Zhao Kai has his hands in his pockets and grins gleefully. “Holy crap, did you see that? They're going at it right in the middle of the road, like they're gnawing on a pork knuckle. Good thing it isn't snowing. If it got any colder, their mouths would freeze together. You believe me?”
He Mingfeng turns to stare at him. “You can kiss me too.”
“Huh?” Zhao Kai laughs. “Come on, what's our relationship? Kissing? Mingfeng, you really ought to use your head.”
He Mingfeng lifts his sharp, pointed chin, his eyes red at the corners. “Just tell me, are you going to kiss me or not?”
Zhao Kai's smile vanishes. Guilty as a thief, he stands frozen for a moment, then shuts his eyes. “If you... really want one, that's fine.”
*
People born in the freezing north, raised beneath the red flag and with their feet planted in black soil, are always burning with passion.
Only in Northeast China does He Mingfeng learn that as long as you have someone by your side, there's no obstacle you can't overcome.
Northeasterners are tougher than icicles in the dead of winter and never back down.
A story set in a Northeastern county town. Northern scenery, a dusty backdrop, both faithful and each other's first love.
129 Degrees East
A tender, iron-hearted veteran top vs. a beautiful, strong yet tragic foreign boy bottom.
Gentle older top, mutual healing, happy ending, 15-year age gap. Please don't read if you dislike that.
[Blurb]
“By the field and the river, the red berries bloom. I walked beyond the woods with a young boy. But in the end, we had to part, and all the words of farewell in my heart could not be spoken.”
Liao Yuan has two special skills.
1. Making noodles with egg, green pepper, and gravy.
2. Fixing cars.
His parents died in the line of duty, leaving him an orphan at six. After leaving the military, he couldn't find a wife because of his intimidating looks, so he opened an auto repair shop in the small city of Yanchiu on the border of the country of Hua.
He planned to live out his days alone, making do with what he had.
Bian Changyan appeared out of nowhere one winter. In Liao Yuan's memory, he was always wearing an old-fashioned worker's uniform from the last century. His Mandarin was poor, and he would often blurt out a phrase in the language of the northern country without realizing it.
He was always covered in scars.
This beautiful, mysterious boy was much younger than Liao Yuan and called him “Brother.” Whenever he appeared, he did only two things.
1. Eat a bowl of Liao Yuan's egg and green pepper gravy noodles.
2. Embrace him until dawn behind the corrugated metal door of the repair shop.
“129 degrees east is the ravine that people in love cannot cross.”
“My beloved is on the other side of the border.”
“Fight bravely to defend your country. Katyusha's love will always belong to him.”
Tianjin Is Too Complicated
Cue the BGM:
Dun dun dun dun dun, dun dun dun dun dun, dun dun dang dun dun dang dun, dun dun dun dun dun.
I came to Tianjin, learned nothing at all.
I found myself a mortal enemy and started calling him Big Brother.
[Blurb]
Old Tianjin has a folk custom called “tying a baby.”
Here's how it goes: A married couple hoping for a child goes to the Temple of the Queen of Heaven and brings home a clay doll to look after. Once they have a child of their own, the child has to call the doll Big Brother.
Because of this, although Chi Deshui is an only child, he is technically the second-born. He calls the clay doll Big Brother, and everyone else has to call him Second Brother Chi.
In his senior year of high school, Chi Deshui has a falling-out with Guo Linchuan, the top student and class monitor, and they become mortal enemies.
Chi Deshui can't stand the way Guo Linchuan keeps his impossibly handsome, cool face so stiff, pretending to be aloof. What a phony!
Guo Linchuan can't stand how Chi Deshui is always goofing off, never acting serious, and spouting crosstalk every chance he gets. What a clown!
One day, Chi Deshui comes home from school, ready to take a shower. He kicks off his slippers in a huff, and while taking off his underwear, he complains to his doll Big Brother.
“Big Brother, listen, that Guo Linchuan was showing off in class again today. The way he explained a math problem, honestly, even Newton would have to change his name to Beef Tonwu. Where'd he get that affected way of talking?”
Big Brother the doll quietly listens to him insult Guo Linchuan, one sentence after another.
At the end of the rant, the doll suddenly speaks.
“Second Brother Chi, I can hear you,” Big Brother says. “And put your underwear back on. I can see you too.”
Chi Deshui lets out a howl and faints three times from fright. Once he finally wakes up, he discovers that Guo Linchuan has somehow become linked to his clay doll Big Brother!
So now there's a problem.
Can you believe it?
He has to call his mortal enemy Big Brother this and Big Brother that every day!
What's going on? What's going on? What is this supposed to be?
At the end of the Nine Rivers lies Tianjin, with three floating bridges and two passes.
This place, Tianjin, really is too complicated!
Blurb finalized on May 25, 2025, UK time. Screenshots and a WeChat record have been saved. Please don't contact me about it.
Coming soon: The Canary Is Acting Weird
[Blurb]
Ke Yu has never seen a canary walk right up to someone and ask to be kept, not until he meets Qiu Junzhe.
At an ordinary gathering of rich second-generation kids, Qiu Junzhe looks like a white dove that's wandered into a world of wine and excess. He's dressed like a student, can't hold his liquor, and the people around him are getting handsy.
Ke Yu can guess his background: a drunk father, a sick mother, a younger sister in school, and a broken boy.
Qiu Junzhe looks up at him with a pitiful gaze. “Young Master Ke, please take me in.”
*
Ke Yu has taken a canary under his wing.
It's the first time in all these years.
Maybe it's because he loves Qiu Junzhe's face so much that even when his own canary pins him to the bed and takes what he wants, he can still deceive himself.
It's fine. He's the sugar daddy. He's supposed to lie back and enjoy it.
*
One night, with his butt still sore, Ke Yu lies in bed scrolling on his phone.
A Zhihu question: How far would you go to win over the person you love?
The top-voted answer is from a user called “Ke Ke Is Mine.”
Answer: Thank you for the invitation. I guess I'd pretend to be a canary and let him keep me, then move into his home with every excuse in the book.
Looking at the identical IP address, then at “the canary,” Qiu Junzhe, who has just come out of the bathroom toweling off his hair and is now reaching into the bedside table for a condom, Young Master Ke falls into deep contemplation.
A naive rich second-generation bottom x a scheming canary top
Theme: Hold fast to your ideals and beliefs.
I recently read an article that surprised me. The characters of Mr. Xiao Liang and Mr. Shang are very interesting, but what attracts me most is the author's portrayal. I feel that the two people are very vivid. Not only the emotional drama of the two people is very delicate, but the two people's career lines also have their own highlights. The life in Beijing that the author describes in the article is very desirable (such as Shichahai), and the various dishes that appear in the article are also impressive. The images are profound (such as Beijing Eight Pieces), and several Peking operas written by the author were very attractive to me after watching the videos. If I have the chance, I must go to Beijing to see the place where Mr. Xiao Liang and Mr. Shang met and fell in love, listen to the Peking opera sung by Mr. Shang live, and experience the dishes in various places where Mr. Liang took Mr. Shang to eat. Thank you teacher for bringing me such a beautiful story. I look forward to the teacher's next book, compare my heart ღ( ´・ᴗ・` )
A very happy article. Thank you Xiao Hua Dan for making me less resistant and less prejudiced against the city of Beijing. No matter how many times I have been to Beijing before, I will always feel that Beijing is a very busy and fast-paced city that makes me feel afraid of not belonging. A little yearning, I happened to meet Xiao Hua Dan in the late autumn and early winter. I was very emotional. I felt that they really lived in the alleys of Beijing. Maybe one day when we see Beijing again, we will pass by each other. In the next autumn in Beijing, I also want to go to the places where the young lovers walked [show hands] Maybe we will meet at some point in parallel time and space. ᖰ⌯'▾'⌯ᖳ, Thank you, Boiled Egg and Xiao Sibao have always been in love and will be happy forever.
The most surprising article I read this year. I really like the author's descriptions. It's like living people are acting out their stories in front of me. Every detail is very realistic and the characters are very vivid. They have their own personalities, perseverance, and their own little habits. The dialogue is life-like and colloquial, just like everyone is communicating face to face. It feels like a real person. The narration in the article is not pretentious or show off. The overall view is comfortable and smooth, and has a very picture-like feel. The love scene between the young couple also really poked me. When I read the script, I thought Liang fell in love with Shang because he was a Hua Dan that he had liked for many years. But that was not the case. He really fell in love with Shang. Shang's identity was just the icing on the cake in the script. This treatment was really good and really captured their relationship. The process, why two people fall in love with each other, how they pull together, how they understand, how they get entangled, how they fall in love, really makes me feel that even if the story ends, they will not just stay together as a prince and princess on the surface, but will continue to live happily together. The story is very "coincident", just like the talents and beauties in the opera, it is too beautiful, like a fairy tale for adults, with beautiful feelings, not only love, but also the family affection of the grandfather, the friendship of Er Niuniu and Jin Zi. There are people living such a warm and happy life, and you will feel a warm feeling of happiness after watching it.
Finished spreading flowers!
A very, very pyrotechnic story that makes people feel happy.
The copywriting actually doesn't seem to be the type of article I'm interested in, but from the moment I clicked on it, the natural and life-like writing attracted me to continue reading. Liang Sibao and Teacher Shang in the book are two very sincere people. When experiencing this story, the most common sentence in my mind is "I feel great happiness when I see them happy." There is no sour separation caused by family conflicts, nor is there any real misunderstanding between a third party. Everything is just a trivial matter between two people in an alley full of fireworks in the autumn of one year in Beijing.
The biggest feeling about Si Bao is that he is warm and interesting. A person who is empathetic and well-intentioned will give back double to anyone who treats him well. I think it is difficult for anyone to refuse to become friends with such a good person. But he suffered too much when he was growing up, so he was able to live a free and easy life that "only looks at the present". This free and easy life is touching and heartbreaking, and at the age of thirty, this free and easy life shines on Teacher Shang, who chases all the way to Peking through the wind and snow on the border. Mr. Shang is a rigorous and focused person, a capable person who can be a leader in two industries at the same time. Who wouldn't say a word about Mr. Shang and lend me his brain? Decades of continuous love and persistence in opera, and focus on improvement have given him the ability to not be bound by his family. He is as thick and gentle as the historical literature he studies. And such people are indeed easily attracted to talented, handsome, enthusiastic and free-spirited people like Si Bao (this sentence was supervised by Teacher Shang).
——The above are the young lovers in the eyes of outsiders.
What I like the most is the way the two people communicated with each other. Si Bao gave Teacher Zu Shang the affirmation that he only loves him, and Teacher Shang gave Si Bao the sense of security that he would always choose him unswervingly. The two of them went in both directions and loved passionately and ordinary. From then on, the two of them started a leisurely time that lasted a lifetime.
Seeing their happiness makes me so happy that I want to cry.
I really like the affection between Teacher Shang and Si Bao before performing on stage as Boss Chi. After the performance, he trotted backstage and threw himself into Si Bao's arms, smiling at Si Bao's happiness. Even when he was tired, he rested peacefully in Si Bao's arms. I also loved it. Huan Si Bao told everyone straightforwardly, "This is my partner." She loved Si Bao carrying Teacher Shang through the alleys. She loved that the two of them called Ni Ni Wai Wai all kinds of names and kissed Ni Ni Wai Wai... How could they be so cute as a couple?
This is also the first time that I feel the beauty of the city of Beijing. Just like the author Bao said that the Beijing Culture and Tourism Bureau should give publicity fees. I didn't have any special feelings about Beijing before, but now I am also curious about Beijing's autumn, curious about Shichahai, curious about the fireworks-rich courtyard alleys in residential areas, and thinking about the young lovers living their lives slowly in such a fast and slow city. Every time I think about this, my eyes feel sore. It turns out that this is how I feel too much happiness.
And in the Zhuma if line, I also made up for a lot of regrets. They met more than ten years in advance. They were not so mature and comfortable, but still so sincere and hot, but at the same time, the melancholy of happiness changed from autumn to summer.
No matter which world Liang Xiyan and Shang Zhedong are in, they will definitely be attracted to each other and meet and fall in love in the sea of people. There lived a happy young couple in the old courtyard house in the alley. They had close friends who often came to get together, and they had their own careers and were doing them enthusiastically. Life is often more impermanent than drama, but it turns out that there are also lives that are more complete than drama.
I am very happy to click on this article during the beginning of winter, read this story, and get to know this loving couple. In the next few decades, the young lovers will continue to be happily happy like this forever.
2025/1110/0252 Reader Gu Yuan left a note
I am going to Beijing in May. Although my schedule is tight, I never miss any opportunity to check out novels, so I wanted to collect novels related to Beijing and the places in them. What is very strange is that I almost immediately thought of "Little Hua Dan". Although I read the novel in July last year, the authentic Beijing smell in this novel is like the lingering sandalwood. Once the keyword "Beijing" is triggered, this fragrance will float out silently, making people feel itchy and intoxicated.
"Little Hua Dan" should be one of the novels with the strongest sense of "living people" I have ever read. The relationship between Si Bao and Teacher Shang always makes me have the idea that "such a love can really happen in reality." Before I finished reading it, I was obsessed with reading "Xiao Hua Dan" to my relatives and friends. I really didn't want anyone to miss this rare and good article.
The characters Liang Xiyan and Shang Zhedong written by Teacher Zhu are three-dimensional and vivid, and the Beijing in the article is even more vivid and appropriate, so that my planned check-in no longer felt like checking in, but like going to Beijing to meet two old friends.
I read this novel again recently, and I was once again touched by the sincere and deep love between Si Bao and Teacher Shang. I really can't hide my love for this article, so I left a note of my own thoughts at the end of the article.
I sincerely hope that these two old friends and this young couple in the alleys of Beijing can be in love for a long time until they grow old. The winter in Beijing may not be amazing enough, but when the first snow falls, I always hope that they can grow old together.
I really want to read this article about Northeast China. When will it be published? [Poor]
Finished with flowers [rose][rose] I like it very much, thank you Zhuzhu.
A very nice book
Teacher, tell me, can I read your new articles after I finish the college entrance examination (I want to read "Wild Dogs", "East Longitude 129" will also work [super quiet])
Teacher, when will you update? I - I have been waiting for a long time [crying] [crying] [crying]
I recently read an article that surprised me. The characters of Mr. Xiao Liang and Mr. Shang are very interesting, but what attracts me most is the author's portrayal. I feel that the two people are very vivid. Not only the emotional drama of the two people is very delicate, but the two people's career lines also have their own highlights. The life in Beijing that the author describes in the article is very desirable (such as Shichahai), and the various dishes that appear in the article are also impressive. The images are profound (such as Beijing Eight Pieces), and several Peking operas written by the author were very attractive to me after watching the videos. If I have the chance, I must go to Beijing to see the place where Mr. Xiao Liang and Mr. Shang met and fell in love, listen to the Peking opera sung by Mr. Shang live, and experience the dishes in various places where Mr. Liang took Mr. Shang to eat. Thank you teacher for bringing me such a beautiful story. I look forward to the teacher's next book, compare my heart ღ( ´・ᴗ・` )
A very happy article. Thank you Xiao Hua Dan for making me less resistant and less prejudiced against the city of Beijing. No matter how many times I have been to Beijing before, I will always feel that Beijing is a very busy and fast-paced city that makes me feel afraid of not belonging. A little yearning, I happened to meet Xiao Hua Dan in the late autumn and early winter. I was very emotional. I felt that they really lived in the alleys of Beijing. Maybe one day when we see Beijing again, we will pass by each other. In the next autumn in Beijing, I also want to go to the places where the young lovers walked [show hands] Maybe we will meet at some point in parallel time and space. ᖰ⌯'▾'⌯ᖳ, Thank you, Boiled Egg and Xiao Sibao have always been in love and will be happy forever.
The most surprising article I read this year. I really like the author's descriptions. It's like living people are acting out their stories in front of me. Every detail is very realistic and the characters are very vivid. They have their own personalities, perseverance, and their own little habits. The dialogue is life-like and colloquial, just like everyone is communicating face to face. It feels like a real person. The narration in the article is not pretentious or show off. The overall view is comfortable and smooth, and has a very picture-like feel. The love scene between the young couple also really poked me. When I read the script, I thought Liang fell in love with Shang because he was a Hua Dan that he had liked for many years. But that was not the case. He really fell in love with Shang. Shang's identity was just the icing on the cake in the script. This treatment was really good and really captured their relationship. The process, why two people fall in love with each other, how they pull together, how they understand, how they get entangled, how they fall in love, really makes me feel that even if the story ends, they will not just stay together as a prince and princess on the surface, but will continue to live happily together. The story is very "coincident", just like the talents and beauties in the opera, it is too beautiful, like a fairy tale for adults, with beautiful feelings, not only love, but also the family affection of the grandfather, the friendship of Er Niuniu and Jin Zi. There are people living such a warm and happy life, and you will feel a warm feeling of happiness after watching it.
Finished spreading flowers! A very, very pyrotechnic story that makes people feel happy. The copywriting actually doesn't seem to be the type of article I'm interested in, but from the moment I clicked on it, the natural and life-like writing attracted me to continue reading. Liang Sibao and Teacher Shang in the book are two very sincere people. When experiencing this story, the most common sentence in my mind is "I feel great happiness when I see them happy." There is no sour separation caused by family conflicts, nor is there any real misunderstanding between a third party. Everything is just a trivial matter between two people in an alley full of fireworks in the autumn of one year in Beijing. The biggest feeling about Si Bao is that he is warm and interesting. A person who is empathetic and well-intentioned will give back double to anyone who treats him well. I think it is difficult for anyone to refuse to become friends with such a good person. But he suffered too much when he was growing up, so he was able to live a free and easy life that "only looks at the present". This free and easy life is touching and heartbreaking, and at the age of thirty, this free and easy life shines on Teacher Shang, who chases all the way to Peking through the wind and snow on the border. Mr. Shang is a rigorous and focused person, a capable person who can be a leader in two industries at the same time. Who wouldn't say a word about Mr. Shang and lend me his brain? Decades of continuous love and persistence in opera, and focus on improvement have given him the ability to not be bound by his family. He is as thick and gentle as the historical literature he studies. And such people are indeed easily attracted to talented, handsome, enthusiastic and free-spirited people like Si Bao (this sentence was supervised by Teacher Shang). ——The above are the young lovers in the eyes of outsiders. What I like the most is the way the two people communicated with each other. Si Bao gave Teacher Zu Shang the affirmation that he only loves him, and Teacher Shang gave Si Bao the sense of security that he would always choose him unswervingly. The two of them went in both directions and loved passionately and ordinary. From then on, the two of them started a leisurely time that lasted a lifetime. Seeing their happiness makes me so happy that I want to cry. I really like the affection between Teacher Shang and Si Bao before performing on stage as Boss Chi. After the performance, he trotted backstage and threw himself into Si Bao's arms, smiling at Si Bao's happiness. Even when he was tired, he rested peacefully in Si Bao's arms. I also loved it. Huan Si Bao told everyone straightforwardly, "This is my partner." She loved Si Bao carrying Teacher Shang through the alleys. She loved that the two of them called Ni Ni Wai Wai all kinds of names and kissed Ni Ni Wai Wai... How could they be so cute as a couple? This is also the first time that I feel the beauty of the city of Beijing. Just like the author Bao said that the Beijing Culture and Tourism Bureau should give publicity fees. I didn't have any special feelings about Beijing before, but now I am also curious about Beijing's autumn, curious about Shichahai, curious about the fireworks-rich courtyard alleys in residential areas, and thinking about the young lovers living their lives slowly in such a fast and slow city. Every time I think about this, my eyes feel sore. It turns out that this is how I feel too much happiness. And in the Zhuma if line, I also made up for a lot of regrets. They met more than ten years in advance. They were not so mature and comfortable, but still so sincere and hot, but at the same time, the melancholy of happiness changed from autumn to summer. No matter which world Liang Xiyan and Shang Zhedong are in, they will definitely be attracted to each other and meet and fall in love in the sea of people. There lived a happy young couple in the old courtyard house in the alley. They had close friends who often came to get together, and they had their own careers and were doing them enthusiastically. Life is often more impermanent than drama, but it turns out that there are also lives that are more complete than drama. I am very happy to click on this article during the beginning of winter, read this story, and get to know this loving couple. In the next few decades, the young lovers will continue to be happily happy like this forever. 2025/1110/0252 Reader Gu Yuan left a note
I am going to Beijing in May. Although my schedule is tight, I never miss any opportunity to check out novels, so I wanted to collect novels related to Beijing and the places in them. What is very strange is that I almost immediately thought of "Little Hua Dan". Although I read the novel in July last year, the authentic Beijing smell in this novel is like the lingering sandalwood. Once the keyword "Beijing" is triggered, this fragrance will float out silently, making people feel itchy and intoxicated. "Little Hua Dan" should be one of the novels with the strongest sense of "living people" I have ever read. The relationship between Si Bao and Teacher Shang always makes me have the idea that "such a love can really happen in reality." Before I finished reading it, I was obsessed with reading "Xiao Hua Dan" to my relatives and friends. I really didn't want anyone to miss this rare and good article. The characters Liang Xiyan and Shang Zhedong written by Teacher Zhu are three-dimensional and vivid, and the Beijing in the article is even more vivid and appropriate, so that my planned check-in no longer felt like checking in, but like going to Beijing to meet two old friends. I read this novel again recently, and I was once again touched by the sincere and deep love between Si Bao and Teacher Shang. I really can't hide my love for this article, so I left a note of my own thoughts at the end of the article. I sincerely hope that these two old friends and this young couple in the alleys of Beijing can be in love for a long time until they grow old. The winter in Beijing may not be amazing enough, but when the first snow falls, I always hope that they can grow old together.
I really want to read this article about Northeast China. When will it be published? [Poor]
Finished with flowers [rose][rose] I like it very much, thank you Zhuzhu.
A very nice book
Teacher, tell me, can I read your new articles after I finish the college entrance examination (I want to read "Wild Dogs", "East Longitude 129" will also work [super quiet])
Teacher, when will you update? I - I have been waiting for a long time [crying] [crying] [crying]