Where the Clouds Rise and the Wind Rises

It's an honor to be the first to comment! The plot is wonderfully written, the dialogue is humorous and sharp, and the character names are also unique! Awesome!

Following the emotional ups and downs of the people in the book, I always felt that I had to read deeply, but I was afraid that it would be too ugly to cry if I read too deeply. Damn, it's so hard to be a human being! I met Sister Yun when I was in middle school. At first glance, she looked really fierce. She straightened her back and asked me, "Are you from this dormitory?" But what I remember most is the warmth in Sister Yun's palm at the corner of the stairs late at night. Because I accidentally said something about being afraid of the dark, she naturally held my hand and ran forward. I was stunned and quickly followed her pace. Being not very used to physical contact with others, I unexpectedly felt warm and comfortable. This was probably the warmest part of this long and difficult year. At that time, Sister Yun looked like a little animal. After evening self-study, she would jump up and down next to me carrying a small black schoolbag. I have seen many sides of Sister Yun. When she is serious, she exudes a serious aura. If she is self-disciplined, she can pull herself out of bed at five o'clock in the morning. When winter comes, she will be wrapped in the bed like hibernation and not come out. Sometimes she is strong and calm, and sometimes she is so fragile that it makes people feel distressed. She and I also had an awkward period, which is probably a necessary part of getting along with others. Once we cross this gap, we become revolutionary comrades and accumulate revolutionary friendship. Most of the Sister Yun in my heart is still lively and cute back then, daring to love and hate, not bound by the world, free and easy. When we met a few days ago, I found that she was much calmer. Although I haven't seen her for two years, she is still so good. I have never worried about her future because she is in my own hands. I was really envious after seeing what happened between her and Ji Ge, and I was really happy that she met such a person in the vast sea of ​​people. Like Hemerocallis and the others, no matter what decision Sister Yun makes, she only sincerely hopes that she will be happy. The story of Chang Yun and Ji Yao comes to an end in the book, but Sister Yun's life is still going on. It must be more exciting, exciting, perfect and excellent than what is written in the book!