Walking the Road of Fighting for Love

A book well worth reading for young people everywhere, this is a textbook example of a contemporary Chinese love story. Centered on the love, marriages, and careers of three highly educated women, Song Yushu, Bai Qingmei, and Wu Xinyu, it weaves together the stories of one hundred couples born in different circumstances, with different personalities and educational backgrounds, from the post-80s, post-90s, and post-00s generations. Its interwoven structure presents contemporary young people's views on love, marriage, and careers, reflecting their outlook on life and their love of living, as well as their tireless pursuit of love. Each love story is poignant and vivid, its loves and hatreds clearly drawn, and its twists gripping. The book offers a realistic portrayal of rapid change in contemporary society, as well as the fast pace and high efficiency of modern romance.

There is Song Yushu's devotion to true love, Lin Jiayue's transformation for love, and Sun Feng's settling for less because of her unattractive appearance. Beilin puts on an act for love, Lu Zihao approaches love like a contrarian, and Beixin quietly stands by the one he loves. Qin Ke'er boldly defends her love, while Lin Jiaxin, Yan Dong, and others treat love like a game and ultimately get their comeuppance.

Through stories of love, marriage, and careers, the book depicts the sweeping changes in Chinese society over the past forty years: the golden age of real estate, the rise of computer technology, the development of artificial intelligence, and the profound ways these changes have transformed people's lives!