Cui Cui "never thinks about cruel things, never worries, never gets angry". The breeze in western Hunan gave him a strong physique, the green mountains and green waters in the tea cave gave her clear eyes like jasper, the white tower of the bamboo raft in Bixi Cave gave her a simple heart, and the water boat was full of girls' long years. Both generations are old and strong. The author focuses on the beauty of Cui Cui's personality, chastity and love. Cui Cui described by him is accompanied by green mountains and green waters, and his heart is clean. She is innocent but not delicate, just like a new bamboo growing under the blue sky. Cui Cui is such an image of a natural person. So there are some things she can't control well.
When it comes to love: Cui Cui's living environment is dead since childhood. Although her grandfather took good care of her, how can he fully understand her girlish feelings? There is such a description in the book that "she looked at the red clouds in the sky and listened to the chaotic voices of businessmen floating on the ferry, and her heart was a little thin and desolate." Sometimes he looks at the stranger with an air that he can escape to the mountains at any time. This vigilance should be determined by Cui Cui's sensitive, self-respecting and cautious personality, so she is shy, cautious and reserved in emotional expression and love. Just like this: Cui Cui doesn't know how to understand love or how to express it. She has been living in an ignorant world and doesn't know how to operate a part of love in her life. That's why his thoughts have never been clearly expressed between her and her parents. As a result, the parents never got Cui Cui's reply, so they were urged by their families to marry their daughter to the rice factory. They felt guilty about the old man's death and finally left. "Maybe that person will come back tomorrow, maybe that person will never come back." This sentence by Mr. Shen has made countless people who have finished reading "Border Town" have many inexplicable feelings. Is it a pity for Cui Cui's love, or what ...?
Just like this, "Cui Cui's hope for love is something that occupies his mind at the moment, but his pursuit of love is always in a dreamy state, such as the song of the old man who comes like a dream every night, and the speculation and expectation of love are intertwined, thus reflecting the beauty of human nature, a natural human nature, and such a beautiful human tragedy is even more sad and sad."