Carrying the background of World War I and under the banner of anti-war, she wrote Anna, a small town girl. When I met the literary and artistic youth from Paris, I suddenly woke up and turned my back to the embrace of the metropolis. Looking at the story of a small-town girl from a domestic director falling in love with Wenqing in a big city, it makes her a little petty. I like the setting of the male protagonist, the whole process is clever, and I can't find any unethical grooves, which brings Anna a whole new world. Look at how the whole world has experienced a parochial racist plot, giving money and children, and life for inexplicable national interests.
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