Lost Generation

Preface to the second part of "The Lost Generation": Before writing this novel, I have to declare: it is not a continuation of "Youth Is Like Breasts", and it has not completely appeared in my own life. The characters here are just the reproduction and processing of several prototype characters in real life. This novel is about a group of young people who are confused about youth, ideals, love, and the future. They have loved, been hurt, confused, and even decadent and corrupted. But it is precisely because of these painful loves and hates that it confirms the reality of life. I have to admit that the author himself is also a member of this era and this group. He also feels confused and panicked, helpless and confused. The author feels that there is currently a lack of books on the book market that truly describe the decadent life of those born in the 1980s or 1990s, and the book lacks even more of their living conditions and situations. The author firmly believes that, except for Haruki Haruki's "Norwegian Wood", this is the first good book to give a detailed description of the real life of modern young people. Although some contents in the book deviate from traditional concepts and even have the flavor of "Jin Ping Mei", they are real and living. Therefore, the author hopes that readers can find familiar but unfamiliar shadows in the book, or recall, reverie, or nostalgia... The author also has an idea. He will write about the lives of three different age groups, the first part of "The Lost Generation" ("Youth is Just Like Breasts"), the second part of "The Lost Generation" and "Outlander in Shanghai". I hope these words can accompany the author's growth.