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Fang Ru, whose real name is Hou Chunru. Born in Inner Mongolia in 1972. Now lives in Qingdao, Shandong. He has successively worked as a radio host, TV news reporter, and corporate human resources management. Since the spring of 2007, he has published nearly 150,000 words of novels and short stories in magazines such as "Yellow River Literature", "Writer", "Youth Literature", and "Mountain Flower". Some of his novels have been reprinted by "Selected Novels" and "Youth Digest". They were selected into the annual novel selections of Huacheng Edition and Lijiang Edition, and won the Taishan Literary Award of Shandong Province. Anne did not expect that before she was about to leave London and return to China, she would have the opportunity to see Su again and see the final ending of Su's life story. It was a cold winter noon, and Annie went to a travel agency in Chinatown to pick up a ticket that had been purchased in advance. When I came out of the subway, a newspaper was thrust into my hand.

Fang Ru, an amateur author, was born in 1972 in the Daxinganling forest area of ​​Inner Mongolia. Now lives in Qingdao, Shandong. Member of Shandong Writers Association. Since 1989, poetry, prose and other literary works have been published one after another. Since April 2007, he has published nearly 300,000 words of novels and short stories in magazines such as "Yellow River Literature", "Writer", and "Mountain Flower". The short story "Sound of the Floor" was reprinted by "Selected Novels" and "Youth Digest". It was selected into the annual novel selections of Huacheng Edition and Lijiang Edition, and won the short story award of the first Taishan Literature and Art Award of the Shandong Provincial Government. Last night, my cousin broke into my dream again. He was still the same, tall and thin, with a hunched back. He always liked to walk with his waist bent, fast and reckless. Not long after he entered the door, he bumped into the chair at the door. So he arched his body, bared his teeth, and began to inhale.

"Rose and Us" tells the story of Rose, a little girl studying in the UK. She has been surrounded by a halo since she was a child, and she is a good student in the eyes of her teachers and parents. However, Rose commits suicide in a foreign country, and people of different identities around her tell their stories about themselves and Rose.

If two women get better, they can talk about anything. From the three real meals a day, the four seasons of clothing, to the fictitious big dreams, and the trivial thoughts, the two women, as long as their friendship at that time was good enough and the environment at that time was private enough, almost without exception, they both liked to talk and listen so much. The above views are derived from my continuous watching of TV soap operas over the years. In recent years, almost every day, I can see countless women there: young, and those who were young and still have a young look or mentality; beautiful, and you can easily understand that their hearts or temperaments are beautiful; knowledgeable, and educated, cultivated and sentimental even though they have no academic qualifications. They sat there.

Now, in this silent night, holding the letter in the envelope and sitting on the carpet, she finally realized it. Yes, finally, more than a week after Casey left, she finally understood the reason why Casey was so angry at her that day and finally walked away. But, do you really understand? Just don't think about it carefully, just think about it a little deeper; isn't it still full of loopholes? She thought about that day. It was an afternoon, and as soon as I opened the door, I felt stupid, because the whole room was turned upside down as if it had been looted. The girl Cathy, who in her impression was always soft, thin, and as small as a kitten, quickly stopped rummaging because of her arrival, and turned towards her in the mess.