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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 35

by Little Panda — Yang Mengmeng No matter how reluctant she was, summer vacation was over in a flash. The scorching sun, bicycles, cold drinks, desserts, movies, downpours—these were Anzhi's memories of this summer. But she was also looking forward to the new semester, when she would get to see her classmate Yang Mengmeng. Yang Mengmeng was the first friend Anzhi ever made. Junior high life was still not as interesting as Anzhi had imagined. The coursework in her first year was also extremely simple in her eyes.…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 25

by Little Panda — The Final Stage of Elementary School Midway through the spring semester of fourth grade, Anzhi took the initiative to tell her Homeroom Teacher that she wanted to take this year's Primary School Promotion Exam.Hanzi: 小升初考试 | Pinyin: xiǎo shēng chū kǎoshì | Context: An entrance exam that allows advanced primary school students to skip grades and enter junior high early. Her math teacher, who had taught her for four years, supported the decision. He added that there was no need for the…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 36

by Little Panda — It's Yuri百合 (bǎihé), literally "lily." In Chinese and Japanese fandom, this is slang for a genre of fiction, or a real-life relationship, featuring romance between women. It is equivalent to the term "yuri" in English-speaking fandoms. It had only been two weeks since school started, but Anzhi had already heard that several students from the regular classes a couple doors down were causing a lot of trouble—skipping class, getting into puppy love, having their parents called in, and so on. They…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 26

by Little Panda — Beginning to Grow Up (Part 1) It was the height of summer, the summer light brilliant and vast. Along the road, parasol trees spread in a lush canopy, dappling the pavement with shimmering, oily patches of sun that filtered through the dense leaves. An orange mountain bike glided down the street, its small pedals pushed by a pair of white sneakers. Above them, two slender, snow-white ankles peeked out from the cuffs of cropped denim-blue jeans. A breeze swept past, sending a cascade of long, dark…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 37

by Little Panda — Puberty “Girls’ puberty starts earlier than boys’, at around ten to twelve years old. It’s characterized by emotional volatility, capriciousness, and rebelliousness, manifesting as a desire to break away from the family, a greater need to interact with peers, making friends with similar interests, paying attention to one’s own image, and attempting to interact with the opposite sex, during which the psyche becomes more complex.” On her way home from work, these words from a psychology…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 27

by Little Panda — Beginning to Grow Up (Part 2) Liu Yiyi wasn't one to bicker with Anzhi anyway. She had other things on her mind. "My Mom calls me every single day, telling me to go on blind dates. Aren't international calls expensive?! I went, but what kind of crooked melons and split datescrooked melons and split dates: An idiom for ugly or inferior things; used by Liu Yiyi to describe the men she meets on blind dates. were they?" "Sigh, have you noticed? Good men are practically extinct these days. The second they…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 38

by Little Panda — What Does It Feel Like to Like Someone? Yan Xi wasn’t entirely sure why her conversation with Anzhi had reached a stalemate. Anzhi had never been very willing to reveal her inner thoughts, even from a young age. No matter how upset she was, she would just hide somewhere and cry in secret. Only after Yan Xi asked with great patience would Anzhi cautiously reveal a little, which was truly heart-wrenching. Yan Xi had originally thought that now that Anzhi was in her adolescence, she would want her…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 28

by Little Panda — Midsummer (Part 1) The summer was hot. Anzhi had been riding her bike outside for a few days and hadn't been diligent about reapplying sunscreen, so she got sunburned. She had no choice but to obediently stay cooped up at home. Yan Xi flicked her forehead and applied a layer of chilled aloe vera gel to her reddened face. She repeatedly reminded her to put on sunscreen properly—if she went out, she had to use a high-SPF one and reapply it. At her age, Anzhi understood the importance of beauty and…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 39

by Little Panda — Birthday In early September, the spring and summer fashion weeks kicked off one after another. Liu Yiyi was so busy she couldn't catch a break, flying back and forth between New York and Milan to watch shows, attend parties, make purchases, meet with familiar business partners, and plan the advertising layout for a niche brand. The four months of January, February, September, and October were her busiest times of the year. She was well-adapted to this rhythm; not only did she show no signs of fatigue,…
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Peaches and Plums Don’t Speak – Chapter 29

by Little Panda — Midsummer (Part 2) In a daze, Yan Xi seemed to have returned to her college days. By the tung trees on campus, by the lake, there was that tall and handsome figure. Under an umbrella in the pouring rain, he had leaned over to kiss her on the cheek, the corners of his eyes curving as he smiled at her. It was also on a summer weekend. She had been visiting her grandparents and was returning to school, planning to give him a surprise. Under the large pagoda tree next to the men's dormitory, holding two…
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