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The last email Lu Xing sent was on the weekend. He was exchanging his feelings about their "affair" with a male friend who had also signed up for "Dating in the City." He seemed to be very fond of a woman named "Tang" on the date. In the email to the male friend, Lu Xing expressed his praise for Tang, saying that she would indeed make men melt like a toffee... And that he would have the opportunity to introduce them to each other. At the end of the email, he said that he and "Tang" would go to a nearby scenic spot to enjoy themselves for a few days. I deleted Lu Xing's email address from my address book and chose to reject emails from this user. None of this means much though. Lu Xing, maybe he thought that he was not treacherous at all, he was just enjoying life in a man's way, that's all. When he passed by my city that time, he maybe thought it was just a mutual fulfillment. If I derived anything from this, and even had thoughts of questioning or even subverting my existing life, it was only because I had lived in an inland city for a long time.

When she was a child, her parents had no time to take care of Qianhui and threw her back to her hometown where her aunt had been widowed for many years. They may have thought that this was not to trouble her, but to show sympathy for her. Qianhui spent several winter and summer vacations with her aunt, who liked to comb her hair and match it with various cheap hair accessories. Every time she takes Qianhui home, Qianhui's mother complains that her aunt dresses Qianhui in a fancy way, like a "female sparrow." "Nvquezi" is a local curse word, describing a woman who is showy, immoral, and seductive. Unfortunately, when Qianhui was 12 years old, Qianhui's father was seduced by a "female sparrow" and died. Qianhui's father was a driver at his workplace. Once he asked a woman to go for a ride, and they had been dating for some time. The two went to the suburbs. On the way back late at night, Qianhui's father, who was overtired, had a car accident. This cause of his death greatly diminished his wife's grief, but aroused another kind of shame. She often felt dizzy and fell down.

Chen Weiwen, female, born in July 1974, is from Lanxi, Zhejiang. She works in the media. He has published millions of words of novels, prose and essays in magazines such as "Novel Monthly", "Tianya", "Shanghai Literature", "Essays" and "Essays-Overseas Edition". Published a collection of essays "Sailing with Paper" (2001, China United Press). Collection of essays "More Than Attraction" (2004, Shanghai Oriental Publishing Center), "Emotional Materials" (2005, January, Shanghai Wenhui Publishing House). Counting Duan Dingxiang in a polyester knitting factory with more than 300 female workers, she is not beautiful in terms of facial features, and she is not tall in terms of figure, but she has something that other women don't have.

At almost ten o'clock in the night, the phone rang suddenly. According to Da Peng's experience, generally any phone that rings after nine o'clock in the evening is not a good thing. For example, it rang when Da Peng's mother had a heart attack, when the leader temporarily asked Da Peng to revise meeting materials, and when his father-in-law had a heart attack, but he was not rescued that time. The most annoying thing is that a lunatic called Da Peng at 10:30 in the evening and forced Da Peng to hand over his wife. If he didn't, he would kill him! In short, the phone ringing at night seems to be transformed from the night itself, full of ominousness. Da Peng picked up the phone. Fortunately, it was his cousin Shitou. Da Peng went to other provinces for training for several months before returning. He hadn't contacted him for a while.

The protagonist Xiao Chang is a newly promoted mother. An ordinary woman encountered many ordinary and important experiences in the first year after giving birth. It can be as trivial as daily bottles and diapers, or as serious as a fruitless affair... The watershed in a woman's life often begins with having a child. Underneath the freshness and comfort brought by children, many families have hidden undercurrents of conflicts that can be expressed and those that cannot be expressed.