Even If I Change My Life, My Heart Will Still Be the Same

"Cross-Strait Literary PK Competition" Zhang Ailing once said: "Perhaps every man has had two women like this, at least two, red roses and white roses. If you marry a red rose, over time, the red one will become a smear of mosquito blood on the wall, and the white one will be the moonlight in front of the window; if you marry a white rose, the white one will be like a grain of rice stuck to the clothes, but the red one will be a cinnabar mole on the heart." Lin Jiaxi, the internationally renowned Chinese writer, has two women like this in his life. One is an elegant and beautiful white rose, like the cold mountain snow. It is worth paying the price of a lifetime to sink in this cold water. The other is a red rose, which is his beautiful dream of happiness. Its fragrance is diffuse, and it fulfills his undying love until death. After half a life of ups and downs and decades of lovesickness, how should he choose between the two most important women in his life? This article is based on the true love story of Lin Yutang, a great writer of a generation. Through the research of local cultural experts in Xiamen and the oral narrations of the older generation, it attempts to present readers with a beautiful, sincere and touching love story that is artistically processed on the basis of historical facts. Since there are inevitably fictitious elements in the novel, the real names of the characters have been withheld.