- By: jin
- 2011-04-24
- 698 words
Although Zhang Henshui also has a novel called Deep Night, what I want to talk about is sleep, unrelated to that novel.
Since April, no matter what I do or think, my reac...
- By: jin
- 2011-03-05
- 870 words
There are two reasons for being indifferent to people: one is unavoidable; the other is complete lack of interest.
Just as I picked up my meal card and stood up to buy fo...
- By: jin
- 2011-02-27
- 1051 words
Up to now, I've only read these books—maybe missing one or two. I'll just make a brief record.
Wolf Totem — One of my favorite Chinese novels, highly recommended.
On the ...
- By: jin
- 2011-02-24
- 847 words
When I'm with Ce-ge, he always loves talking to me about major and future career matters. I don't know if he does this often with others too. He really likes considering ...
- By: jin
- 2011-02-18
- 561 words
From the very beginning, this book is a grand deception. The only one truly in the know is the Galileo master: Yukawa's old classmate, Ishigami Tetsuya. He not only decei...
- By: jin
- 2011-02-12
- 1451 words
When the bus passed a mountain pass and a strange small town appeared on the right, I suddenly realized I had once again left my hometown, and couldn't help feeling melan...
- By: jin
- 2011-01-21
- 515 words
In '07 I got my first QQ, but instead of using Qzone, I wrote on Baidu Space. Baidu Space was my first blog. Back then Baidu Space was still relatively pure—it didn't ask...
- By: jin
- 2011-01-13
- 1582 words
I finished this book on the train. I like calling it "The Moon and Sixpence." As I mentioned in the previous article, I was traveling back alone. On Douban, I Doumail'd m...