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There were only a few people in this courtyard, but the things that happened one after another were staggering. There are no gorgeous words, just scattered stories...

"Uncle, I want to hear your voice." "I'm out socializing. I'll call you when I get home." "Uncle, I want to hear you sing." "I like you. It's my exclusive memory, hidden in my heart, no matter how unpleasant others say it..." "Uncle, I want to eat Malatang." "Okay." Within half an hour, he was already waiting below with the hot Malatang! Long-distance Love: "Uncle, I miss you" Within two hours, he had already appeared in front of me! "Uncle, why are you so nice to me?" "Because you are my exclusive memory."

In the land of China in the 1900s, the lives of women walking and wandering: in late spring in Shanghai, a female college student in the drama department debated her script with others on the rooftop; a woman who came to the town after the summer flash floods to look for her lover, but decided to break up with her; in the increasingly intense autumn, the wife of a foreign crew member who was obsessed with finding her missing husband; in the vast northern city in winter, the daughter chose to give up the past and face her terminally ill father alone. The passage of time and the passage of time have brought about changes in their lives and destiny. Their memories, their actions, and their hidden past form the rich emotional tension of this novel collection, and also converge into the voice of the current era.

"Jealousy" is a collection of novellas about southern towns by female writer Zhang Lingling. The book includes the novel "Jealousy" of the same name, as well as seven novels, including "The Other Side of the Island", "The Heart of Broken Stories", "Seemingly an Old Friend Comes", "To the Sea of ​​Galilee", "A Windless Day" and "New Year's Greetings". The backgrounds of the stories all take place in southern cities. In contemporary people's lives, the writer cuts into some real dilemmas in life from three perspectives: young, middle-aged, and old. Some dilemmas originate from the external situation, and some originate from the heart.