An Overview of the Eighteenth Spring

A few ordinary men and women, Shi Jun, Man Zhen, Shu Hui and Cui Zhi, a group of urban young people can be seen everywhere. In a network that has not been turned out for so many years, they have played a little crazy love and hate, and they are not young. At the same time, the earth-shaking changes in China's modern society, such as September 19th, December 8th, the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the takeover by the Kuomintang, the liberation of Shanghai, and the support for the Northeast, only set their background and vaguely painted a turbulent background for their stories. What makes readers sigh is only the stories of these men and women in troubled times, a little bit of infatuation, wisps of resentment, fragile love and helplessness.

Exposing Zhang Ailing's exquisite and unforgettable language is undoubtedly like a delicate and meticulous lattice pattern on the window. Without every grid, it is beautiful only in the eyes. Where is the beauty? It is unknown for a while. Wash away the lead, slightly sentimental style, just used to slowly describe this long disappointment. Man Zhen is destined to have a deep relationship with this world, and this world has married two people who don't love each other. After Uncle Hui arrived, Cui Zhi had deep feelings for him, but he said, "Han is so vast, who can swim it?" Marry Zhu with suicidal feelings ... time flies like water, and those once unforgettable loves slowly fade away; Those pains that once tore my heart and cracked my lungs are gone; And the hatred that once ruined has become as light as a fly. ...