A brief introduction to Yi Shu's representative works:
In "Xibao," the heroine Wei Xier sets the tone with the line, "I want lots and lots of love. If I don't have love, I need lots and lots of money." The novel tells a story of money, love, and growing up, intertwined.
"The First Half of My Life" depicts the story of housewife Luo Zijun's self-growth and independence after divorce, showcasing the awakening of modern women. It was adapted into a hit TV series.
"Rosemary," with a touch of melancholy and romance, depicts the heroine's struggle between love and family.
"The Story of a Rose" follows the heroine Huang Yimei as she searches for her true self amidst constant emotional ups and downs. A recent TV adaptation has also been released.
"Wind in the House," with its family background as the main plot, explores a woman's choice between tradition and modernity, creating a compelling plot.
"Homeland," with its delicate emotional portrayal of the protagonist's search for "home" and her homesickness, is a masterpiece from Yi Shu's mature period.