Farewell, the Vast River Soaks in the Moon

In a small town in the south of the Yangtze River where the moonlight shines, twenty-nine-year-old Jiang Jinyue is wrapped in a dark green cheongsam, carrying thirty pounds of fat and a weather-beaten body, struggling to survive in the chalk dust of a private school. She was once a cheongsam beauty known as "Jade Bones and Ice Muscles", but now she has become the silent prey of the deputy dean of academic affairs, a loner under the pressure of mortgage loan and sick relatives. The story is based on five emotional entanglements. The betrayal in the white shirt of the physics department senior, the contempt reflected in the returned elite Patek Philippe, the French love words of the foreign company president, and the shattered last fantasy when she reunited with her old love - all turned into the tassels swinging in front of her cheongsam, swaying between neon and moonlight, showing the intersection of light and dark humanity. Only the mangy dog ​​"Fifteen" picked up from the green belt, and the moonlight leaking in from the slanted window of the attic, bear witness to her persistence in the text amidst the sound of online literature code words. When the gastric cancer diagnosis certificate encountered a stamp of arrears, when the annotation "Bright moon between the bright clouds" encountered a bad review, she understood: dignity is a lotus root growing out of the mud. Even though the whole body is filthy, the inside is as pure as jade. The work takes the poem "Pipa Xing" as its soul and attempts to unravel the plight of contemporary intellectual women. Jiang Jinyue annotated compositions with a red pen, wrote online articles with blood and tears, and salvaged his own moon in the torrent of the secular world. This is not a Shuangwen-style beauty counterattack, but an epic story of ordinary women learning to look up at the stars in the dust after fighting naked with life. Between the cheongsam threads and the mortgage figures, the spiritual map of millions of ordinary middle-aged women is outlined - they may never learn to "use their beauty to commit evil", but they can still retain the courage to shine with the bright moon after recognizing the truth of life.