Deep in the Thick Fog
This book is set against the backdrop of the experiences of Chinese students studying and living in Germany in the early 21st century. It presents a vivid picture of the struggles and emotional journey of the generation of Chinese students in the era of China's rapid economic growth and the deepening economic and cultural exchanges between China and Germany. It portrays the ups and downs of the emotional world of these students, and sheds light on their efforts to navigate through the challenges of studying abroad and adapting to a new culture.
The book not only depicts various aspects of life in Germany from the perspective of Chinese students, but also explores the conflicts of ideas and concepts brought about by the cultural differences between China and Germany, as well as the struggles of personal growth, self-discovery, and reflection on life...
Ziyi, a girl from a small city in southern China, had just graduated from college. Because of emotional setbacks, she hurriedly met Xiao Dai, who was working in Germany after his graduation from a German university, through other people's introduction, and married him to Germany. After arriving in Germany, Ziyi experienced various tests of cultural differences, language barriers, and loneliness, but she did not get her husband's support and understanding, and fell into depression. Later, because her husband was not able to work well in Germany and planned to return to China, the two had a conflict and parted ways. Ziyi decided to stay in Germany and overcome many difficulties to start her own independent life. During this period, she met her roommate and good friend Wenwen, who was also a Chinese student. The two supported each other, encouraged each other, studied and struggled together in Germany, and experienced their own ups and downs and unforgettable love stories.Customer Reviews
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