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I also noticed that many of the works in the collection have a character named "Tao Wei" or "Tao Xiaowei". Perhaps the author intended this to highlight the reality of the story? Many senior writers have said that novels are the author's autobiography. The author is obviously very good at telling stories and is good at creating the ups and downs of the plot. However, those endings that are obviously too abrupt, and those longings for a too perfect life ending revealed between the lines, inevitably give people the feeling of falling into a cliché. After all, the author is still too young. Therefore, how to manage the ending (which is actually related to how to write about the complexity and unpredictability of life) becomes the next challenge for the author.

A collection of inspirational stories written by young people for young people. The author went to the United States to study alone at the age of 18, and spent 18 months to achieve a counterattack from a "scumbag" to a top student. With a very small probability, she transferred from a mixed community college to the top-ranked University of Washington in the United States. However, the completely independent learning environment and high-intensity pace of life once made her feel anxious and helpless. Unable to think clearly about the future, she simply took a break from school and gave herself time to think about it. She traveled to many places, met many people, and experienced many things. Whether it was dreams or love, she gradually understood a truth: what really caused her pain was not confusion, but the loss of the light in her eyes.

"The Girl on the Aoki Table" is a collection of stories that have accompanied hundreds of millions of people as they grow up, describing the youth and love of all young people. The protagonist, like all girls, has been full of dreams since childhood. From junior high school to college, she has also experienced puppy love, impulsiveness, struggle, and confusion. When she keeps moving forward, she suddenly realizes that she has reached the end of youth, and her friends around her have grown up one by one, and they can never go back. Those beautiful pasts only remain in memory. From middle school to university, vague love comes one after another; she was a poor student but entered an American higher education institution, and became a Chinese radio anchor before she graduated. In short, all the good and bad together make a story book that is both bitter and joyful. She wrote these stories sadly, hoping to tell them to you who haven't had time to grow up yet. May your road to growth shine brightly. "You are not struggling alone", "Waiting for the day when you become a stranger", "I met you in the afternoon", "One", "I live so hard, there is no need to take unnecessary risks", "If you were here, the world would be quieter" and "Secret Token" are wonderful chapters that will give you inspiration and guidance.