On the edge of a quiet town, there lived an old man named Xiaoguang who loved collecting stars. His glass jar is filled with stars that have fallen from the night sky: some are shining green like fireflies, and some are glowing blue like sapphires. But as the night sky grows darker, Xiaoguang discovers a big tired star stuck on a windmill. In order to help it regain its shine, Xiaoguang made a heart-warming decision: to return his treasured starlight to the sky. This moment not only illuminated the town, but also unveiled an agreement between him and the stars about sharing and protecting.
Purpose: Through a warm fairy tale about "sharing and recycling", convey to young readers the value of "real possession is not about possessing, but about letting beauty flow".