In the urban jungle of reinforced concrete, are the red roses delivered regularly by Yidong a declaration of ardent love or a label of stylized emotion? Or is it the prelude to some sort of deal, confession, or elaborate disguise? This collection of short stories is like a sharp scalpel, accurately cutting into the texture of modern urban life. With a calm and profound writing style, it analyzes the emotional undercurrents wrapped under the glamorous appearance: the struggle of love between material and desire; the collision of power struggles and moral bottom lines in the workplace jungle; the silent fission of family ethics in the changing times; the unspeakable loneliness and choices of individuals in the bustling world. Through the seemingly romantic image of "a bouquet of red roses every month", this book weaves an ukiyo-e of contemporary urban life. It does not offer fairy tales, but reality - moments about love, desire, survival and the complexity of human nature. Open it, and you will see the subtlety and light deep in the soul of the city, and feel the pulse that wanders between rules and emotions.
Intent: Facing an unfortunate marriage, a strong woman's road to redemption.