Library

Watch handsome guys, play games, fall in love... There are so many things you can do in this world. But why do I still feel the ubiquitous question mark? What to believe? What to look for? What to grab? There is always more than one answer to the ancient proposition. Xiang Qing, an art student, has lived in the world for nineteen years with the same confusion as most ordinary people. Until she met a boy she had chatted with in the past and was thrown into the air by the hand of fate for several rounds. Finally, she saw the clues of her own answer bit by bit...

"A person with a wound on his body picked up a fruit with a wound on his body. It doesn't matter. The fruit will bear fruit after all." In "Speechless, Like No Sorrow", Wang Xiaoli vividly shows the readers the "wounded fruit" she picked up in this ordinary world. Whether it is an ordinary stray cat, a maverick "nail house" at a demolition site, or a strange patient encountered in the waiting room of a hospital, her quiet narration unexpectedly revealed the solid texture of life.