Chinese Entertainment, 1986: The Diva and I Were Each Other’s First Love

Chapter 1: Death by Poison. My elder brother from Beijing is 18 years old in high school and his younger brother can actually participate in the Vietnam War. Even if the southern war zone is dead, I still let you do the command and dispatch. The country needs to be restrained by the brainless gangsters.

I've written so much ambiguity, why not take down Xiaoqing too?

Faye Wong, who appears to be the heroine, is actually about first love. Young and beautiful. How to make your first love last forever? This is a question. Perhaps, this is also the author's purpose in writing this book. In reality, every boyfriend of Faye Wong, the famous singer, is facing a huge amount of pressure. The author is great, but it starts with a young female protagonist. The male protagonist's halo is too bright to attract bees and butterflies. Just like in Journey to the West, Faye Wong beats eighty-one goblins

To finish this book, there are gains and losses. I want to summarize it quickly, hoping to write a better work.

Are there any other novels about Faye Wong? Please recommend.

No wonder everyone calls you a book poisoner. The reborn person is still hesitant. It's just for a reason. Pretend to be a literary youth.

Faye Wong does have her own unique views on certain things. I once watched a program where she was interviewed in the early 1990s. When it came to the development of the mainland, she said that there were actually many musical talents in the mainland at that time, and the economy would take off after a period of development. This is probably what she meant. You must know that at that time, many people did not have a clear understanding of when music in mainland China would take off. She could see at that time that this was indeed a secret. When talking about Hong Kong and Beijing, she said that Hong Kong is a place to work, and Beijing is a place where she likes to live.

Are you not going to write two books? Except for the main plot, which is a bit scattered, everything else about this book is pretty good.

I don't know if it's because I didn't read the book carefully or something, but why is the protagonist sometimes the elder brother and sometimes the younger brother?

It's better to go to the factory and drill screws. After all, that can solve the girl problem.