Introduction to the work "One Hundred Thousand Pillow Stories"
There should be a story on your pillow every late night to capture your emotions - maybe it's the warmth hidden in the half spoonful of hot noodle soup given by the boss under the alley street lamp; it's the healing brought by the soft fur when the cat rubs against the palm of your hand while curled up on the sofa after a breakup; it's the first time you work overtime alone until early morning, when you look up and see It's the growth that you suddenly understand when you look at the stars outside the window; it's the sexiness of your lover's fingertips gently clasping your palm when the evening breeze blows across the balcony; it's the passion of clenching your fists even though you're covered in mud for the love in your heart; it's also the responsibility hidden in your tired voice when you tell your family far away that you're safe.
This is a collection of short stories containing "small aspects of life". There is no lengthy plot, only a length that is just right to touch people's hearts. Some stories are like hot milk, drinking it warms your stomach; some stories are like small string lights, which light up to illuminate the little expectations you hide in your heart; some stories are like a hand patting your back, helping you gently relieve the fatigue of the day; and some stories are like a small spark, which can quietly ignite your courage for the next day.
No matter you lie down covered with dust, or stay awake with your little thoughts, there is always a story that can just live on your pillow - it does not urge you to grow up, but only accompanies you to slowly experience it; it does not teach you to be strong, but only helps you catch the unspoken softness. One hundred thousand stories are actually one hundred thousand kinds of tenderness that "someone understands you". Let me start from the first one tonight and let it accompany you to sleep well and grow slowly.
