Morning and Evening One

This book is not about the fairy tale of "poor girl marrying into a wealthy family", but about how a person gets along with his own weakness in love - when the whole world says "you are not worthy", the first thing you doubt is yourself. Su Mu and Chen Chao, one lives in a government low-rent housing and the other lives in a villa area in the west of the city. She watched his schoolbag change from Mickey to Nike to a customized model without logo, and he watched her report card always be at the top of the red list. No one among them chases the other. Chen Chao has everything without any effort, while Su Mu has to count the money for food every day. She loved him, but she hated him even more for making her see her poverty. The tone is a mixture of warm and cool: suffocatingly hot in the summer, bone-ache-inducing cold in the winter, with occasional gentle rains in between. The warmth comes from the half-filled bottle of water he handed over in the details of the relationship, and the deliberate slowness of her speech when giving him extra lessons; the coolness comes from the thorn in her heart every time he mentions "go skiing in Switzerland during the summer vacation."