The Leftover Woman's Road to a Comeback
剩斗士的逆袭之路
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- Completed
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- 177k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Di Yuan's Reading List
Books are the keys that unlock the treasures of knowledge; they’re where we begin to cure our ignorance, and treasure chests filled with wisdom.
Some Classic Books to Recommend
There’s no greater joy in life than reading. Books help us understand the world and human nature. They cultivate our character, so we’re not elated by things or saddened by them. Books are the home of our spirit and the source of life.
Feel-Good Reads and More
As I held The Story of How Steel Was Tempered and became immersed in it, I felt so fortunate to have a healthy body. Pavel may have been crippled, but his refusal to bow to fate, his strength of will, and his indomitable spirit deeply moved and impressed me. They filled me with hope for my studies and life ahead. I love reading even more now.
Completed Older Books
Do you like reading? Do you like to think as you read?
Setting Sail
I long to build a little cabin in a bamboo grove, or among the trees, where I can contemplate in quiet solitude and discover the true meaning of life.
Classics Collection
Beneath the moonlit trees, tenderness flows like water. Dew softly moistens the leaves, lending the air a delicate, hazy beauty.
A Little Secret
Opening a book feels like the gentle breeze of spring willows brushing your face, like a soft rain of apricot blossoms drifting down from the sky, like experiencing anew the ease and delight of a vast bamboo grove.
Xue Zhan Wu Feng's Reading List
The world of books is like surging waves, crashing into my life one after another. Their power and grandeur have taught me, helped me understand, and made me wonder whether Alice, grown up and facing setbacks, should crouch on the ground and cry helplessly, or bravely stand and keep moving forward.
Ji Su Bing Lan's Reading List
“Books are like medicine. Read them well, and they can cure ignorance.” The ancient scholar Liu Xiang taught us that reading more and reading widely can make us smarter.
Jiu Sheng Qing Zhi's Reading List
A book is like a patient, guiding teacher. This wonderful teacher and guide has taken me through my homeland’s majestic rivers and mountains and its many historic sites, and introduced me to new friends in the kingdom of mathematics.
Wasd123aa's Reading List
“Books are the nourishment of the whole world.” Their value is all the more obvious to a young person like me, who devours books with an insatiable hunger. Books are like butterflies flitting through flowers and springs flowing through valleys. In the heart of a book, knowledge is like a dazzlingly colorful picture, or a page of music leaping with joyful notes.
Wu Yi's Reading List
“Books are a tremendous force.” With books, even the impossible can become possible. If you know how to read well, you’ll understand the truths of life. May we be accompanied by good books throughout our lives.
A Reading List of Heartache and Longing
Almost every book gives off a gentle sound that stirs the heart, excites us, and draws us into a wondrous place. Sometimes sweet, sometimes deep, sometimes lilting, this ethereal and extraordinary sound drew me into a vast and boundless world, a place that is forever beautiful and filled with the warmth of spring: the world of books. Their wonder and splendor forged an unbreakable bond with me in my innocent, childish years.
King Zi Xuan's Reading List
Books and I have a complicated relationship. There’s no family affection between us; we’re simply companions. I have my own world, and books have theirs. One is real, the other imaginary. But we’re friends, the closest and most sincere friends in the world. A friend for life, someone worth relying on and trusting.
Zhu Tou Shi Er's Reading List
A good book holds a wealth of knowledge and beautiful emotions. Reading one is like crossing time and space to talk with a wise and noble person. It’s a wonderful thing. “Books are the ladder of human progress.” Let’s journey through the world of books!
106756397'S Reading List
A book you love is a friend, and a familiar place you can visit whenever you like. In a sense, it belongs to you, because no two people in the world read the same book in exactly the same way.
Completed Masterpieces
“Reading enriches life.” Depending on your mood, you can choose articles with different styles. When you’re relaxed, enjoy a few elegant, refined essays or short pieces. When you’re fired up, read some bold and passionate poems. Or, after devouring a stack of Western classics, pick up a collection of Eileen Chang’s novels and savor the bittersweet romance of Love in a Fallen City. You could also find a selection of Yu Guangzhong’s poems to clear your sluggish mind. Even a Poyi pocketbook might s
A Must-Read Collection
Reading broadens my knowledge. Thanks to books, I know of the resourceful Zhuge Liang and the bold, courageous Wu Song... Books have shown me that the world is full of stories and all kinds of people.
A Variety of Styles
Reading is enjoyable not because of what an author tells you, but because it makes you think. As your imagination races through an author’s book, your own thoughts may go further and be more detailed than the author’s writing. You don’t just learn about the world and experience the author’s life; you also come to know yourself anew. But reading can only be a pleasure if you approach it sincerely. If reading makes you more noble, wise, kind, and refined, it will no longer feel like a burden!
Well-Written Books
Whatever else you might say, loving books can hardly be called a bad habit. Laozi and Zhuangzi said, “Our lives are finite, but knowledge is endless.” Confucius said, “Those who know are not as good as those who love, and those who love are not as good as those who delight in it.” Those words still resonate with me today, so I’ll take them as my reason for loving books.
My First Reading List
I’ve loved reading since I was young. In elementary school, I loved it because I understood my teacher’s earnest warning: “Work hard while you’re young, or you’ll regret it when you’re old.” In middle school, I loved it because I took my parents’ patient advice to heart: “There’s a beautiful woman in books, and a house of gold.” In college, I loved reading to fulfill a dream. In the years just after I started working, I read because I wanted to visit parks or see movies but had no one to go with
My Personal Top Recommendations
Books not only broaden my knowledge, they’re also wise teachers who help me solve problems. One afternoon, I spotted a group of ants moving house in the yard. I wondered why they would move when everything seemed fine, so I asked my little teacher, 100,000 Whys. At last, my efforts paid off and I found the answer. Ants move house when it’s going to rain. Before the rain, they carry their belongings to higher ground so their nest won’t be damaged. It suddenly all made sense.
Books Worth Reading When You're Between Reads
Books broaden our horizons and expand our knowledge.
Books with a Little Something to Them
From then on, I truly fell in love with reading, because books brought me endless joy. I was completely lost in their vast ocean.
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It's pretty good. I'm sick of time-travel stories, this is refreshing.
It's quite funny, but it's too short!
Like the emerging writers around 2002/2005 Xiao Duan, author of works like "Carousel" 🤓
10 Daily recommendation votes, keep it up, author! 👍👍👍
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This article is truly well-written! The writing is fluent and the language is humorous! It's lighthearted yet subtly poignant, and within that poignancy lies a glimmer of hope. While the depiction of hardship is exaggerated, it's generally quite realistic. As for a comeback, that's something most people can only dream of. But who doesn't want a comeback? And who is truly incapable of one?
It's so hard to turn things around! But life is already tough enough, so it's okay to dream.
Humor is the outer garment, destiny is the core.
Being a "leftover woman" is life; a comeback is an ideal.
If we were to talk about Old Chen's greatest skill, it would have to be his ability to create dreams.