On May 17, Zhang Ailan was at her home in Wuhu, Anhui, preparing to read the manuscript of her novel "Lingling Song". 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express

html On May 17, Zhang Ailan was at her home in Wuhu, Anhui, preparing to read the novel manuscript "Lian Linqu" she wrote. "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng died of cancer. 11 years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover. Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

html On May 18, Zhang Ailan read the manuscript of her novel "Lianling Song" at her home in Wuhu, Anhui. "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away from cancer. Eleven years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover. Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

Zhang Ailan placed photos of herself and her lover Xu Guocheng on the desk (photo taken on May 17). "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away due to cancer. Eleven years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover. Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photographed by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

This is the pen and refill used by Zhang Ailan to write the novel manuscript "Lianling Song" (photo taken on May 17). "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away due to cancer. Eleven years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover. Xu Guocheng told Zhang Ailan before his death: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan always remembers this sentence. In her heart, her lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

html On May 17, Zhang Ailan looked through the novel manuscript "Lingling Song" she wrote at her home in Wuhu, Anhui. "You Your departure cannot end my love for you. "This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the river. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after their marriage, Zhang Ailan made an agreement with her husband During their golden wedding, the two co-wrote a novel "Lianlong Song" based on their lives. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away from cancer. 11 years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone and spent more than two years writing 200 revisions. The manuscript of "Lianlong Song" lasted for more than half a century and recorded the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover before his death. , treat life and work like steel passing through flames, I believe you are such a person. "Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In her heart, her lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

html On May 18, Zhang Ailan showed her wedding photos with her husband Xu Guocheng at her home in Wuhu, Anhui. "Your departure. Can't end my love for you. "This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the river. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after their marriage, Zhang Ailan made an agreement with her husband During their golden wedding, the two co-wrote a novel "Lianlong Song" based on their lives. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away from cancer. 11 years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone and spent more than two years writing 200 revisions. The manuscript of "Lianlong Song" lasted for more than half a century and recorded the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover before his death. , treat life and work like steel passing through flames, I believe you are such a person. "Zhang Ailan always remembers this sentence. In her heart, her lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

This is a photo taken after Zhang Ailan and her husband Xu Guocheng got married (reproduced on May 18). "Your departure Can't end my love for you. "This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the river. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after their marriage, Zhang Ailan made an agreement with her husband During their golden wedding, the two co-wrote a novel "Lianlong Song" based on their lives. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away from cancer. 11 years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone and spent more than two years writing 200 revisions. The manuscript of "Lianlong Song" lasted for more than half a century and recorded the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover before his death. , treat life and work like steel passing through flames, I believe you are such a person. " Zhang Ailan always remembers this sentence. In her heart, her lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

This is a character sketch drawn by her husband Xu Guocheng for Zhang Ailan (photographed on May 18). "Your departure Going can't end my love for you. "This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the river. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after their marriage, Zhang Ailan made an agreement with her husband During their golden wedding, the two co-wrote a novel "Lianlong Song" based on their lives. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away from cancer. 11 years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone and spent more than two years writing 200 revisions. 10,000 words, the final 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianlong Song" spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover.Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

Zhang Ailan couldn’t help crying when she mentioned her husband Xu Guocheng (photo taken on May 17). "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away due to cancer. Eleven years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover. Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

html On May 17, Zhang Ailan read the manuscript of her novel "Lianling Song" at her home in Wuhu, Anhui. "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away due to cancer. Eleven years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover. Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

html On May 18, Zhang Ailan was making wontons at her home in Wuhu, Anhui. "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away due to cancer. Eleven years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover. Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

html On May 18, Zhang Ailan wrote down her husband’s instructions to her on paper. "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away due to cancer. Eleven years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover.Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

html On May 17, Zhang Ailan looked at the Yangtze River in Wuhu, Anhui. "Your passing cannot end my love for you." This text comes from Zhang Ailan, an 83-year-old man who lives in Wuhu, Anhui. 37 years ago, her husband Xu Guocheng died of illness and was buried in the Yangtze River. After that, Zhang Ailan often walked along the Yangtze River to express her longing for her husband. Shortly after getting married, Zhang Ailan and her husband agreed to write a novel "Lingling Song" based on their lives together during their golden wedding. In 1985, Xu Guocheng passed away due to cancer. Eleven years ago, Zhang Ailan completed this agreement alone. She spent more than two years, handwriting and revising 2 million words, and finally finalized the 600,000-word manuscript of "Lianling Song". This manuscript spans more than half a century and records the warm and down-to-earth love story between Zhang Ailan and her lover. Before Xu Guocheng died, he told Zhang Ailan: "From now on, when you walk alone in life, you must treat life and work like steel passing through flames. I believe you are such a person." Zhang Ailan has always remembered this sentence. In my heart, my lover seems to have never left. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Zhang Duan

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