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The blurb is from the male lead's point of view
[Plot version]
The year her nephew Xiaoyang was born, the rate of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in the city where Tan Yunzhi lived was 1 in 57.
Xiaoyang was unlucky enough to become that one. His sister left home with postpartum depression, and his brother-in-law couldn't bear the gap between his expectations and reality, so he walked away without a word.
Xiaoyang was registered under Tan Yunzhi's household and went from being his "nephew" to his "son."
The one bright spot in all this misfortune was that Tan Yunzhi and Xiaoyang met Xu Fangting.
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"You're the treasure your sister brought into this world. She raised me, so it's only right that I teach you how to live on this planet.
You're still young, and you have a long road ahead. Your uncle will walk it with you."
A Letter from Tan Yunzhi to His Nephew
Much later, while Xiaoyang still couldn't read, Tan Yunzhi quietly added one more line at the end:
And your little auntie. She's more than happy to join our team, too.
Little Auntie x Young Boss, a battle of wits and a chaotic life
Note: She's six months older than him, so it's a big sister-little puppy romance.
[Couple version]
On Valentine's Day, Xu Fangting walked into his flower shop and asked for a bouquet of baby's breath.
Tan Yunzhi was surprised but didn't ask questions. He quietly wrapped the bouquet himself.
Tan Yunzhi asked, "Is it for someone?"
Xu Fangting replied, "Yes. It's a holiday today."
Tan Yunzhi asked, "Would you like a card?"
Xu Fangting picked one that said "Just For You."
Tan Yunzhi wrapped the bouquet for her with complicated feelings. Just as he was about to hand it over, Xu Fangting seemed busy. She paid, kept talking on the phone, gave him a puzzled look, and left.
"..."
Tan Yunzhi looked down at the flowers just as puzzled and sent her a text:
"You forgot to take your flowers."
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Because of that one line, Tan Yunzhi went on pining for her in secret for a long, long time.
*The title comes from the children's song Lupine Flower. It's the story of a woman who starts out as a nanny for children with special needs, finds her life's calling, and grows into a special education teacher.
Core theme: Contributing to the field of special education
Before reading this article, I had never heard of the term autism, so I looked it up specifically. Thank you for letting me know more about this. I will also be a person who "understands but does not mean it" in the future! This is a complete and touching story~~I sincerely hope that all the star babies in the world can grow up happily like Yangyang~~
It took me two days to read this story and I was very moved. I followed the story all the way from Gift, and read short stories such as Seven Days of Tribulation, Blossoms, and Mosaic. After reading it, I couldn't get enough and read Stars Can Sing. The author's writing skills have been improving along the way, especially when it comes to gifts. One stroke after another, not a word is wasted. The transition of time allowed me to finish three or four of Chai's novels in one go. The short stories are exciting and compact, while the long stories are more story-like, with more details and stories. I have been thinking about a question these days, "In this world where everyone is pursuing 0-1, what should people who are -1 do?" Xu Fangting, Tan Yunzhi and Xiaoyang gave us the answer, respect, understand and accompany, feel and understand with your heart, and don't treat it with strange eyes. I can't help but think of the college elective course on sociology I once took. The teacher once said that there is basically no such thing as blind trails abroad, but everyone will show more sincere care for them. However, blind people in China do not actually walk on blind trails. There is still a long way to go in society's care for special groups...——2025.04.20 Notes
Looking forward to turning 30 and talking about Jiayang, I must have a 10,000-character seal.
I'm still not satisfied, I still want to watch Xiaoyang's extras, I hope he will be happy!
I was very emotional when I saw the ending. I hope that the peace talks between Xiaoyang and Professor Xu will always be happy.
Finally finished reading it, it's really great!
Wow, Xiaoyang has really grown up
At the end of the story, persistence and tolerance allow the child Tan Jiayang to grow into a slightly innocent straight young man, which is touching and gives people hope.
The old talk about turning into chemical fertilizer...
Wow wow wow programmer Xiaoyang!!! Goodbye!