I Shed Moonlight for You

After all, how does the mutual love between two people originate? Thirty years after the publication of her first book "Water Questions", Jian Yue used words full of classical literature to go against the wind, neatly spell out a love path on paper, and wrote this book "I Sprinkle Moonlight for You". Poems, essays, and novels are all used to construct a world where real and virtual intersect, and place certain feelings that are meaningful only to the author and the only reader she hopes for but is never there. This book is both a confession of love and an elegy for youth, a tribute to classical elegance, and a thank you for the love of the literary muse. May this book be a rose, carrying the morning dew, to find a heart that is in harmony with her. May she embark on a journey of love and beauty, immersed in the gentle waves of lovers, whether their fate is tied to the red rope of the moon or like a kite with a broken string, whether those who know each other and cherish each other can walk together, this book can witness that lovers get married, and those who are not destined to have high friendship. Life is filled with clouds and beautiful light and shadow. May good men and women of faith cultivate immortal golden bodies in the country ruled by the God of Love.