Stargazing Notes

About This Novel

A hundred years ago, the vast mountain roads were deserted by war. Lin Yan held an ink stick in his heart and bowed in the mud. Using the pen as the blade and the ink as the star, he recorded the mountains, rivers and glimmers of light on the old scraps of paper, sealing his life's obsession and perseverance into the dark blue cloth-covered book. "Star Gazing Notes"; a hundred years later, in the corner of the library, Chen Wangshu, who was trapped by the internal friction of the college entrance examination and interpersonal confusion, brushed his fingertips over this notebook on the old bookshelf, and encountered the gentle resonance across time and space in the stars and ink on the crisp yellow pages. This is a two-way journey between staying in love in troubled times and seeking light in youth. Lin Yanxin beat the inkstone into inkstones in the midst of hardships, and used ink to record the years, keeping his true heart, and his obsession of "not to pass down to the world, but to prove my past"; Chen Wangshu read his notes in confusion to understand his heart, and used his heart to find the light, which solved the confusion of youth and the struggle of "holding a candle in the wind, and the wick will not be extinguished until the wick is exhausted." The moth collides with the light, the dust retains the light, the ink sinks into the galaxy, and the star enters the human heart. It turns out that only dazzling torches are the light. The fragrance of ink that refuses to disperse in troubled times, the constant gaze in youth, those moments of perseverance alone, and the faint glow that is seen are all light. The so-called stargazing is looking at the stars on the page, but also the stars in the heart; the so-called light-seeking is looking for the light of others, and in the end, it becomes the light that illuminates oneself and is gentle to those who come after.

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