Broken Glass and Snow Line

Fang Yan, a middle-level banker who is obsessed with "respectability", lives between the cold siege of his wife and the fatal snow line of the sunny house. The fear of losing control and the greed for control finally drove him to sign that destructive pen under the temptation of brotherhood and danger - the illegal loan detonated a minefield, the guarantor died, and he was imprisoned. After four years behind bars, his wife and children were separated, leaving only the blurred face of his father painted by his daughter. After he was released from prison, an old letter from Xiang Yang served as the ultimate judgment, peeling away the hypocrisy and cowardice of his soul: it was never fate or others that destroyed him, but his own "rotten heart." This book uses sharp strokes to dissect the decline of a decent person, and along with the cold questioning of "lesioned specimens", it looks closely at the eternal lesions of love, responsibility and self-deception in human nature - the shattering sound is an echo that cannot be escaped for the rest of life.