"The Garden of Fang Siqi's First Love" Author: Lin Yihan Publisher: Guizhou People's Publishing House

A rare masterpiece in the world of contemporary Chinese literature, a literary masterpiece that strives towards death.

Recommended by well-known scholars and writers such as Li Yinhe, Dai Jinhua, Zhi'an, Luo Yijun, Feng Tang, Shi Hang, Zhang Yueran, and Jiang Fangzhuo, "One of the most indispensable masterpieces of Asian feminist literature"

With a completely new layout, 4 major adjustments, new exclusive content, and additional sincere gifts, the hardcover edition is worth reading and collecting.

1. Special collection of Lin Yi-han's original wedding speech 2. Comes with a handwritten letter from readers, which is deeply touching 3. Comes with an exclusive reading guide (celebrity evaluation + in-depth book review) 4. Iteration of the classic outer cover design, and a new inner cover designed by a well-known designer.

This is a heartbreaking yet helpless story.

Painful experiences are so difficult to share, fortunately there is literature in this world.

I went downstairs to get my composition for Teacher Li to correct. He took it out and I was forced to scribble it on the wall. The teacher said nine words: "If you can't do it, your mouth can do it." I said five words: "No, I can't." He stuffed it in. It felt like drowning. After I could speak, I said to the teacher: "I'm sorry." I felt like I didn't do my homework well.

Little Fang Siqi lives in a life of splendor and splendor, and her face is as beautiful as she can imagine in the future. Li Guohua, a famous Chinese teacher in the cram school, is a neighbor in the same high-end residential building. Little Fang Siqi, who admires literature, also admires Teacher Li, who is well-read.

One day, Teacher Li said, "You are so good at this, why don't you hand me an essay every week? I won't charge you a weekly fee." Siqi went downstairs obediently. The teacher was waiting for her at home, but there was no paper or pen on the table.

Siqi's first love was Teacher Li. Because Teacher Li turned her over and stuffed his stuff inside. Siqi was only thirteen years old on Teacher's Day that year, and the world was different from what she knew. If this was love, why did it feel violent? Why did it feel broken? Why did the teacher want to change one female student after another? If this was not love, how could the knowledgeable Teacher Li be so confident, unquestioning, and guilt-free after doing it?

This is an amazing and special novel. The author is both highly sensitive and a close eyewitness, which makes the whole thing preserved like a "surviving specimen". The whole book repeatedly uses the perspective of the victim to look directly at the pain of "someone taking away something precious from you" - and the plunderer takes pleasure in it.

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