Li Bihua's "Rouge Buckle": Write about fireworks, and the road is broken

"Rouge Buckle" Li Bihua

Li Bihua's writing is cold and beautiful, it is vernacular but it reveals the meaning of literary language, which is true of many writers in Hong Kong and Taiwan, and hong Kong writers like to drop the book bag a little. It suddenly occurred to me that Hong Kong and Taiwan all have well-known writers, and there seem to be no famous writers in Macao, usually speaking of Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, but when it comes to literature, film and television, they only mention Hong Kong and Taiwan, which is very interesting.

I don't like Li Bihua very much, but she is talented.

"Rouge Buckle" writes the story of prostitutes and rich boys, and the description of these two characters is really three points. The reality of the rich and the prostitutes deceive themselves. Write about the fireworks, the road is broken. It is lamentable that the author's love affair is really clear, and the things between men and women are all seen in her eyes and written in the book. This story is not beautiful, but when you think about it, you feel that it should be so. It is too transparent for people, which is a good thing for novelists, but not necessarily for people.

The passage in the book that writes that the twelve young people left home and relied on Ruyu to raise is really wonderful:

"Won't the two of them be poor?"

"It's not that I don't want to, I don't dare."

The three were silent. What a hit. It's not hard to be poor, as long as you are willing. But do you dare? The two described the withered mallet, three meals did not continue, relatively weeping blood, and finally the poor couple lamented, the temper was getting worse and worse, and the body was deteriorating day by day, becoming a resentful couple. A little opinion will make the chicken dog restless, and each will use poisonous words to hurt each other's self-esteem. So everyone is regretting: Why did I give up my wife and son for you? Why did I waste my time for you and refuse all favors? When you know that things are going to turn out at this point, you don't dare.

This story is also interesting, the twelve young people rely on prostitutes to sell themselves to support him, and for a while they don't know where to complain.