Clear Sound Enters Jin

When Su Qingya was very young, she sat on the steps in front of the neighborhood committee, waiting for someone to pick her up. The street lights had just turned on, and the orange light surrounded her in a small circle. She didn't ask anyone to stay - she didn't know how to do it then. But Lu Jinhuai squatted down. He bought a lollipop, sat on the steps next to her, and said, "I'll wait with you." Later, someone used firecrackers to scare her, and he stood in front of her and said, "Stop bullying her." His back was very close to her face, the school uniform smelled of washing powder, and there was an ink mark on the back collar that could not be washed away. He didn't remember doing any of these things, but she remembered them for years. "Qing Xiang Ru Jin" writes about a person's youth, and the purest kind of solemnity in youth. It's not a grand confession, it's when you open QQ many years later and see a person's avatar grayed out. You don't know if he is still alive - not the kind of life where life or death is uncertain, but after a long time without news, you don't know if this person is still in your world. But you think it's okay. The feeling he gave you has always been in your own hands. This is Qing Xiang Rujin's first book, and it is also the starting point of all subsequent stories. Later, Su Qingya suffered a lot of grievances, and she waited elsewhere for a "Don't talk about her like that" that never came. But she always had a lollipop in her heart. The candy paper was soaked with sweat, sugared, and stuck to the paper. She kept it for a long time before throwing it away. The sugar has melted, but the sweetness is still there. If you have such a person in your heart - the person who first let you know that you deserve to be treated seriously - this book is for you.