The Stone's Words, the Heart's Wall

A sequel to Stone Speaks of New Walls. A grand and profound epic of civilization.

Phoenix City fell, and the Southern Wall collapsed beneath floods and greed. Amid the upheaval, a stonemason, a storehouse clerk, an orphan girl, a mad beggar, and others struggled to survive among the ruins. At the cost of blood and tears, they came to understand the philosophy of "leaving gaps" and rekindled the spark of hope in the depths of despair.

With its magnificent prose and profound reflections, this book explores the ethics of technology, the greed in people's hearts, and the resilience of civilization. It is a great Eastern allegory that questions the past and present while reflecting on the world today.