I only care about you

➢ Editor's Choice★ Zheng Zhi, author of "Swallowed Alive" and "The Immortal Syndrome." "This story must be told, and only as a 24-year-old."
★ Spanning 12 years, revised three times, with a new preface, and now available for a brand new release! "Not hiding my origins is my utmost sincerity."
★ To those who have nothing in this age of everything.
- One of them is guarding, the other is fleeing. The one guarding has nothing left, the one fleeing has only the way home.
- Faded urban "heroes" × Collapsed urban civilization × In the dazzling "kaleidoscope" era, the purest enthusiasm can be found in the smallest people.
★ Romantic and passionate, lonely and brilliant, being able to live in everything you care about is called living!
There are fireworks of human life that are so warm that they make your nose ache, and there are also scars of the times that are so sad that they penetrate your bones.
The secrets of Zheng Zhi’s speech “Noodles and Paradise” are all here!
★ Reading Zheng Zhi is like meeting an old friend after a long journey through a snowstorm. ——Gu Changwei (Director)
★ Designed by a renowned designer, featuring a soundwave cover and a nostalgic sheet music inner cover, simple and elegant ➢ Recommended by media celebrities · Reading Zheng Zhi is like reuniting with an old friend after a snowy journey. ——Gu Changwei (Director)
Zheng Zhi's "I Only Care About You" allows the youth of "father" and "son" to overlap and reinforce each other: both are rebellious and full of vigor, yet both are subjected to the same harsh blows from the world. Different eras may have provided these men with different levels of oppression, but the oppression itself remains the same. It is precisely in this shared experience of oppression that the "son" comes to understand the "father." — Cong Zhichen (Associate Professor, Department of Chinese Language and Literature, Peking University)
Among the "New Northeast Writers" group—Shuang Xuetao, Ban Yu, and Zheng Zhi—Zheng Zhi is often considered the last to begin writing. However, this impression is inaccurate; Zheng Zhi was the first. His earlier writings, and the changes that followed, symptomatically demonstrate the shift in "post-80s" literature from youth literature. Among the "post-80s" generation of writers, Zheng Zhi is a particularly typical reflection of the trajectory of literary history. "I Only Care About You" already foreshadows the transformation of Zheng Zhi's future writing. —Huang Ping (Professor at East China Normal University)
➢ Synopsis: As the excavator's claws claw and release, rows of gray buildings rise from the ground like neatly arranged matchboxes, perfectly dividing the ups and downs of human nature over half a century.
Su Jinggang dragged Zuo Na along, weaving through the monotonous buildings, losing their way several times. They would never understand why time cared nothing about anyone's life or death.
This city is still this city, smoke floats upwards, water flows eastwards, and it has never increased or decreased in the slightest because of anyone.

2023-11-01

新星出版社

New Classic Culture

352

9787513353052