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小说简介
上个世纪八十年代，中国实行门户开放政策，派遣大批留学生到美国学习，指望他们学成后回国服务。熟料1989年中国大地风起云涌，到处都是自由民主的呼声，保守派和改革派激烈较量。消息传到美国，留学生们深受鼓舞，一面完成学业，一面举行游行示威活动，积极策应中国的民主运动，与祖国同呼吸共命运。六四天安门一声枪响，让他们梦碎异国，演绎了一幕幕人间悲欢离合。等到主人翁们二十多年后再相聚时，已是物是人非，往事不堪回首。
Fiction Brief
In 80s of the last century, China implemented an open-door policy by sending a large number of students to study in the United States, expecting them to return home and serve for China. In 1989, China surged with stormy movement of freedom and democracy. The conservatives and reformists fiercely battled for power control. In the United States, Chinese oversea-students were inspired and encouraged by the movement. While they were trying to accomplish their study, they were actively engaging in the democratic rallies and parades to echo what was going on in China that would determine their fate in the future. The “6.4th Massacre” in Tiananmen Square smashed their dream of democracy, during which they experienced griefs and losses. When they met again in their reunion more than twenty years later, everything had been changed, except that those sweetness and sorrow were still buried inside their hearts.
