Status Updates From 哀悼乳房

“The protagonist falls in love with a woman and keeps an X-ray of her in his pocket. Every time he pulls it out to look at it, all he sees are delicate bones and the black-and-white interplay of light and shadows. Is it that love has penetrated the bones?”

‘The Lives of Gargantua and Pantagruel—The 2 Chinese translations each have their—merits—It’s fascinating to see different translation methods when one compares translations. For instance—one version translates an after-meal sweet treat as “candied papaya” and one as “papaya jam.” People don’t usually eat jam after a meal—it should be “candied papaya.” These translations—from the same text—turned out so differently—'

‘Breasts are the subject matter—though I suppose the content may be rather different from what you’re envisioning. More than 2 and a 1/2 years ago—on a bright summer day—this narrator had been swimming without a care in the world—There are no melodramatic or sensationalist characters or plot twists. If this isn’t the book you’re looking for, carry on and good luck—Chinese—always been—secretive about sickness—’