The Plum Blossoms In The Green Rain

The 1930s in Shanghai was a period of turmoil. Miss Ye Bingqing, who had returned from studying abroad, found herself inadvertently caught up in the turmoil between revolutionaries and their spies due to a chance event. A letter of denunciation pushed her once-admired teacher, Qin Shiyue, into the ranks of the adversaries. From then on, the lines between good and evil became blurred, and the situation was often reversed. Who, in the end, is an ally, and who is an enemy? With only a lifeline in hand, how will Ye Bingqing uncover the truth?

This is a book about "growth." "Growing up" is not always sweet or gentle; on the contrary, it often involves the pain of "breaking out of the cocoon." In the process of a young girl's growth, there may be the kind of fluttering first love depicted in "Love Lasts Forever," or there may be the sudden and drastic changes in fate as seen in "A Yu," or perhaps, like the "I" in "Plum Rain in the Blue Sky," there will be a different understanding and experience of life... These blossoming young girls are like those cicada nymphs "breaking out of the cocoon," facing various obstacles, contradictions, and conflicts on the path of growth. They are confused, they struggle, and they scream. Yet it is precisely through these repeated reflections, explorations, and the courage to confront challenges that they forge their strong wings and mature hearts. Once the dust settles, they will ultimately be able to transform into butterflies, once again welcoming the sunlight and dancing gracefully in the azure sky.