
Fluttering Red Ribbon
飘扬的红丝带
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 269k Words
- Genre
- Realist Fiction
- Subgenre
- Social Realism
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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102Chapters
160Clicks
2Favorites
2Fans
0Monthly tickets
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This is a social and people's livelihood story full of warmth. This is an excellent work on the theme of AIDS. The author is full of affection and directly addresses the vulnerable group of people living with HIV/AIDS. Worry about their worries and think about what they think. The light of humanity exudes between the lines and is full of the human power of great love! Like the author and all the caring people in the story! It's not scary to have AI, what's scary is the lack of love! Let us tie this red ribbon with love, cheer for love, and express love!
Everything is good except that the plot is designed to lower the readers' IQ.
This is an issue that needs urgent social attention and is worth learning and reading
I read all the serial chapters in one go, it was deeply touching and alarming! This book is a rare good book with realistic themes in recent years. It tells some touching stories about AIDS prevention and control work at the grassroots level. It reflects the big society from a small perspective and contains great energy in the busy and trivial life. The heroine Anduo in the article has devoted her life to the prevention and treatment of AIDS. She and her colleagues have been witnessing the ups and downs of China's AIDS prevention work. AIDS, the "plague of the century" that everyone fears, has gradually turned into a preventable and controllable chronic infectious disease. This is a kind of tenacity that has worked for a long time, and it is the light of human kindness that illuminates the darkest moments of life! Warmth, warmth, and warmth are the main themes of this book, and love in the world is the main theme of this book. In such words that are full of positive energy, I read not only a good-looking story, but also felt Hani's sympathy and care for the majority of AIDS patients. This is the conscience and sense of responsibility that a writer should have! Internet writers should write for such a hot era! For a student like me who is still in the third year of college, it is easy to find a sense of empathy in the stories in the book. The descriptions of college students and AIDS made me feel the same way. After reading this book, I know what I should do in the future to contribute to myself, my family, and society! I recommend this book, it's well worth reading!
For the first time, the mystery of AIDS, the "plague of the century," was unveiled, and I sympathized with the "fear of AIDS" of the social group in the article. Fortunately, after reading this book, I gained a comprehensive understanding of AIDS. I believe that I will no longer be afraid of AIDS in the future, and actively participate in the social AIDS prevention team. Everyone picks up a piece of firewood and ignites the social AIDS prevention attitude! The work directly targets HIV-infected people and grassroots AIDS prevention workers. This is a niche and special subject, but the small subject matter contains great energy, and the small side reflects the larger society and all living beings under the pollution of AIDS. It has a unique perspective, delicate emotions, and is full of great love in the world! The appeal of the work: It is not terrible to have love, but the terrible thing is the lack of love. This is a cry that shines with the light of humanity, and it is the right path that shines through the vicissitudes of the world! This is a rare good work in recent times. Thumbs up to the author for his all-out writing, and thumbs up to the grassroots AIDS prevention workers and volunteers! Come on, great author! Come on, grassroots AIDS prevention workers! Come on, all those unfortunate enough to be infected with HIV!
I wanted to write a novel on the theme of the inner changes of AIDS patients, but I didn't have enough professional knowledge, so I couldn't put the pen to paper, and I couldn't take my own steps.
Very nice! Worth recommending to everyone!