"Alas! At first I thought this protagonist was abominable. He actually broke off relations with his biological mother and drew a clear line between himself and her. Is this something a human being can do?
But after watching it to the end, I felt extremely sad for her, and even felt a little sympathetic towards her..."
"Yes! You're right. I have seen this kind of thing several times. The parents of several of my classmates were rightists and were overthrown.
At that time, my classmate even went on stage to expose his own parents! In order not to be implicated, he even fabricated some evidence.
However, now that they have grown up, they all regret their decision, just like the protagonist in the book..."
"What do you think? If the protagonist's mother had not died, how would she face her mother after she came back? Would her mother forgive her completely? How would she redeem herself?"
"Who can say for sure? But I have seen similar cases around me. They broke up with their parents and drew a clear line between them in their early years, but later, after their parents were rehabilitated, they recognized each other again and are still a loving family!"
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Hearing their heated discussion, Gong Xue felt a little out of place and asked her best friend Zhang Rong curiously: "Rongrong, what are they talking about?"
"Ah! Xiaoxue, you don't know yet?"
Zhang Rong, who was also discussing this with others, immediately pulled Gong Xue aside, handed her a copy of People's Literature, and urged her:
"Hurry up and take a look! Your sweetheart's new masterpiece, the novel Scars, is so well written."
"What? Sweetheart? Rongrong, please don't talk nonsense."
After hearing what Zhang Rong said, Gong Xue immediately blushed and her heart beat fast. Fortunately, the other colleagues around them were concentrating on talking and discussing, and no one noticed them.
"Haizi! I never thought that Haizi not only wrote beautiful poems, but also wrote novels that made people feel as if they were there, as if they were experiencing life with the protagonist..."
Zhang Rong said this, pointing to the first article "Scars" in the "People's Literature" catalog.
"Ah? Really...really written by Haizi? Then let me take a look first."
When Gong Xue saw that it was indeed Haizi's work, she no longer cared about anything else. She immediately picked up "People's Literature", sat down on the steps next to her, and began to read it intently.
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