
Where the Wind Rests Beneath the Endless Sky
风栖长天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 157k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
22Chapters
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It is my honor to complete "The Wind and the Sky", a 150,000-word youth novel about the aviation industry. From the initial outline planning, character setting, to the word-by-word polishing of each chapter, it has been a long and fulfilling creative journey. This work embodies so much of my hard work: the craftsman spirit of Master Zhang Weiguo died on the job, the happy ending of the three pairs of CPs, the ginkgo tree in the Youth Forest, the lights of the assembly workshop... Every picture, every character, every emotion is the result of our repeated deliberation and careful polishing. In this novel, I have always adhered to the creative principles - "focus on details, zero slogans, and move people with emotion." It is this awe of literature and the pursuit of truth that makes "The Wind Lives in the Sky" have the weight of industrial literature and the warmth of human fireworks. It reproduces the extremely rigorous professional bottom line of aviation people, the belief in zero-defect quality, the craftsmanship spirit that has been adhered to for decades, the forbearance of silent dedication, the original intention of the family and the country, and the industry style of silent dedication. The overall writing style is warm and thick, realistic and healing, combining the weight of industrial literature with the delicacy of youthful romance! It expresses the dedication of generations of aviation craftsmen who have worked hard silently and anonymously!