Tell me why you say youth novels are good! (Rewards can be added)

Youth novels have been deeply rooted in the hearts of teenagers. Its fashionable, fast-paced stories and human relationships ensure that they will not become outdated. Because there are still a lot of people who believe in fairy tales. Even if your dreams don’t come true, wouldn’t it be nice to leave yourself a wonderful space for imagination? After all, reality is cruel. Youth novels have become a kind of spiritual sustenance. Maybe the author is a realist, and we are just teenagers full of innocent fantasies with different outlooks on life.

In the latest Korean love novel "Bomb - Transformed into a Handsome Boy", Yu Xiha was ridiculed by the beautiful and proud Park Joo-young during a blind date as "ugly like a bomb, and everyone is afraid of him". Xihe learned from the painful experience and took a series of plastic surgery measures. Six years later, Xihe became personable and became the dream lover of many women. When Xihe meets Zhuying again, Zhuying has turned into an ordinary-looking old girl who is over thirty but still waiting for a child due to years of work pressure. Xihe decides to seduce Zhuying to fall in love with him, and then rejects her mercilessly, leaving behind the shame of his broken love. But the ending is: Zhuying did fall in love with Xihe, but Xihe also discovered Zhuying’s sincere and beautiful heart, and fell deeply in love...

As this book spreads, "Bomb" It remains to be seen whether it will become a buzzword like "That guy is so handsome".

Affiliated with Murakami and competed with Haiyan

Peng Yang, who was rated as "China's most promising young writer" by Japan's "Yomiuri Shimbun", caught up with the "post-80s generation" The last bus of this year. This person became another highlight of the post-80s generation because he won Japan's "Haruki Murakami Literary Award."

"16MM's Caress", known as China's first collection of pictures and essays on the life of film university students, truly shows the living conditions of art university students in China's new era with pictures and texts, and is also a reflection on China's 2005 A special gift for the 100th anniversary of the birth of film. This is the first time that the life of the Beijing Film Academy, which was once full of mystery, has been shown to the outside world in the form of graphic life notes.

It is still a bit far away from being associated with big names abroad. No, there are young writers in China who have long been eyeing Shanghai Yan. "The waves behind the Yangtze River push the waves ahead - Hai Yan should have rested long ago!" I never thought that this sentence actually came from Hai Yan's mouth. This is an astonishing statement made by Hai Yan in the preface to the love novel "Surrender to the Innocent Girl" by the up-and-coming writer Cold Eyes.

After reading "Surrender to the Innocent Girl", Hai Yan expressed great interest in the literary creation of the cold-eyed spectators. He thought that the young people were formidable, and he happily wrote a preface to show his love for it. The content of the novel almost completely subverts our understanding of young writers who are good at acting mature and writers from Hong Kong, Taiwan, Korea and Japan who always pretend to be young. The unfolding of certain life details is enough to make you jaw-dropping.