Most of her heroines have at least one female best friend, either a sister, a mother, a daughter, a classmate, a colleague, or even a stranger or love rival, who stands with her on the same front, app

Most of her heroines have at least one female best friend, either a sister, a mother, a daughter, a classmate, a colleague, or even a stranger or love rival, who stands with her on the same front, appreciating her, encouraging her, and helping her. . Here, female friendship is women’s identity, respect and love for their own gender, their emotional needs, and even their joint resistance to the unfair treatment of the other gender. Yi Shu writes about the warmth and preciousness of this friendship, but also about its fragility - indeed fragile, in a society dominated by men and where women "think about men and complain about men". There is such a plot in "The First Half of My Life": Zijun felt deeply disappointed because Tang Jing lived with her fiancé, and even made her "unreasonable". Knowing that the friendship in the past was no longer there, she lamented that she "cannot turn the tide"... Even though they later said After resolving the past and getting back together, the sadness still exists. Tang Jing married far away. From now on, the world is far away. The days of relying on each other can only remain in memories and become an eternal concern. Children are another concern in Yi Shu's heart. Her novels often feature child characters (mostly bright, precocious children of single mothers), and she is full of affection for them. This feeling has even turned into love and appreciation for the entire younger generation: "They will enjoy life and know what they want." "They are so good at thinking and how they know how to choose." "We were more unrealistic at that time. The more romantic I feel, it takes three years to successfully break up with a man who I don’t like or agree with. How many three years does a person have? This generation of young people is truly blessed. The social atmosphere has changed to be so open, lively, and much more flexible... ” And all this, in the eyes of other writers, may be a manifestation of people becoming more and more selfish, shallow, and addicted to real-life enjoyment, and a worried sigh that the classical beauty is no longer there. But it's not comfortable either. Yishu is open and pragmatic. Perhaps because of her love for children, she is willing to believe in the future and believe that all changes are for a better life - so more than 20 years have passed, one generation has read Yishu, and another generation is reading Yishu again. The most different thing between Yi Shu's novels and other popular novels is probably her strong female consciousness, and this has not affected the popularity of her works (feminism as a selling point is very inappropriate at this stage, especially in China, even Yang Lan When such a woman is interviewed, she also says that her true ideal is to be a good wife and mother). The secret is probably that Yi Shu's female consciousness is expressed in a very emotional and vivid form. More than once, I have read such "warm stories" in lifestyle magazines published in the Mainland: a girl fell in love, "lost her virginity" and failed to get married. She knew she had committed a heinous crime, but in pain she met the man she truly loved. After several struggles, she finally decided to tell the truth based on honesty, and the man actually forgave her. Oh my god, what a grace, what a happiness, how touching... And the same thing happened in Yi Shu's "The Story of the Rose", when a man chases a woman and says, "I will forgive you," but the woman speaks righteously. : What do I need your forgiveness for? What do I have to forgive you for? Everyone has a past, and this past is also part of me. If you feel dissatisfied, you can find another lady, but why do I need your forgiveness? ?Your mind is very confused. Your girlfriend is not a virgin. She needs your great forgiveness to be a new person. Who do you think you are? This woman is already 29 and a half years old. She has such courage to treat her fiancé. This comes from her. Psychological self-reliance also comes from her financial self-reliance. "I am a capable and capable woman. I can solve life's problems with my own hands." So she has the right to demand real love and respect. If he doesn't give it, she doesn't have to accommodate him. -- This is simply a standard feminist gesture. However, in some other Yi Shu novels, the heroine is ultimately accommodating - both people make some concessions and cooperate happily. Maybe this is Yi Shu's limitation, maybe it's her intelligence. People say it will take a thousand years before men and women are truly equal, and I don't doubt that because it took thousands of years to create it.So, instead of waiting for a thousand years, it is better to grab something affordable--So, in "She's Lonelier than Fireworks", although the female reporter is young and energetic, but when she is interviewing the cause of the death of actress Yao Jing I discovered that behind the so-called brilliance of a woman's success, it turned out to be so miserable. She immediately hugged her boyfriend's lap: When I die, I hope that my husband and children will be by my side. I want someone to fight for my legacy. I hope that my granddaughter will love my sesame and mung bean gemstone ring, claiming that it was left to her by her grandmother. I hope my grandson will discuss it with me when he gets married. I hope that I am at odds with everyone in my husband's family and that we have constant quarrels. I want to be a happy woman, please help me. It’s funny, isn’t it? Did you cry when you laughed? This is Yi Shu. She was born in the cosmopolitan city of Hong Kong and received a Western education, but she is Chinese at heart. This is what we feel most familiar with her. Putting a copy of Yishu in your backpack is like putting a box of cherished rouge - Yishu said: No matter what age or status a woman is, she cannot do without this box of rouge - rouge is a symbol, women in the past, now Women of all kinds, this kind of woman, that kind of woman, should work hard to make their lives more beautiful.