The purpose of writing this novel is to create a series of reflections after seeing the glimmer of rejuvenation in the decline of traditional Chinese culture for nearly a century. It creates an image of a female college student who loves Confucianism and poetry, two of the most representative traditional cultures, and gives this image an angel-like appearance and temperament. Therefore, the Qingqin, known as the ancient Chinese beauty or goddess, is used as a metaphor, and the crimson tree is used as a metaphor for another image. The intention is to advocate traditional culture!
This novel, together with the previously published novel "Graffiti Wall" and the novel "The Afterglow of Xiziwan" to be published later, form a campus trilogy. The titles of these three novels are:
"Graffiti Wall":
The liberation of human nature is more progressive than the era when mankind walked out of chaos!
"Qingqin Ode":
Although culture is something so intangible that it is almost abstract, no tangible substance can compare with the dazzling light it emits!
"The Afterglow of Xiziwan":
Morality to human nature is like the reins and fences of humans to beasts!