翦翦风 Love Needs No Sorrow

"The classic work of Qiong Yao, a master of pure romance novels, 60th anniversary commemorative edition.The sincerity under the mask, the love in the wind. Strong chill, endless affection, a dance of youth, a prelude to love.""The novel tells the love stories of young people such as Lan Cai, Ke Mengnan, and He Feifei. A group of energetic students, they hang out, chat, laugh and curse together. In that slightly cold season, at the engagement costume ball between Huai Bing and Gu Feng, Ke Mengnan revealed his long hidden love to Lan Cai under the cover of his mask. But as love is expressed, ripples continue to spread. What kind of love story will these passionate yet inexperienced young people weave after removing their masks? The novel is not merely about romantic love, but rather intertwined with social experiences, exploring themes of temptation, confusion, and loss.Brief IntroductionAt the engagement costume party for Huaibing and Gufeng, Ke Mengnan confessed his long-held love to Lan Cai. These passionate young people, though not skilled in acting, revealed their true feelings behind their masks. Once the masks were removed, the future of their love and life remained uncertain, filled with anticipation.Author IntroductionQiong Yao, originally named Chen Zhe, was born in Chengdu, Sichuan in 1938 and came from a scholarly family. In 1949, she followed her father Chen Zhiping from mainland China to Taiwan to start her writing career, and later entered the film and television production industry.At the age of sixteen, Qiong Yao published the novel ""Cloud Shadow"" under the pen name ""Xinru"", and at the age of twenty-five, she published her first novel ""Outside the Window"". For many years, she has been tirelessly writing, with representative works such as ""Whispers Of Misty Rain"", ""My Fair Princess"", ""Fantasies Behind The Pearly Curtain"", ""Deep In The Courtyard"", etc. Many of her classic works have also been adapted into movies and TV dramas, which have had a profound impact and become memories of a generation's youth.