The Lightness of a World of Dust

I finished reading "Wild Passerby" over three days. First of all, it was very exciting and interesting. The main characters were all vividly portrayed. From the middle onwards, I could feel my emotions being drawn in by the characters and the plot, making me reluctant to finish the novel.

I spent some time reading this article carefully. Following the characters described by the teacher, I stepped into this vast world, into places I had never been before and areas I had never encountered before. The teacher's writing is really good, so we avoided the motorcycles that were rushing by and arrived at the refugee camp amidst the dust.

Wow. Exhilarating. A true novel, with a complete beginning, development, climax, and resolution. The intricate and dense plot is breathtaking. While the emotional arc is subtly woven in, it feels like knitting a sweater, with two colorful threads adorning and highlighting a white background, yet also serving as raw materials for the overall narrative.

For those who have read the full story, this epilogue is worth reading. I think it's also good to approach it from a different angle, reading this chapter as an appetizer or as the beginning of a new story. In just one short story, all the important characters make their appearance.

I rushed here late at night, as if I were back in the days when I couldn't put the book down, and even after the lights were out, I would hide under the covers to continue reading. The epilogue brings the whole story to a perfect close, yet it also seems to be the beginning, tempting me to start reading it again and again. How could I have missed such a treasure of an author, with such sincere and delicate works, for so long?

Meeting and getting to know each other are all fate. Wan Zhang's story has ended, but theirs continues. It's so well written. Love you, Tera!

I'm back again, thank you Tera-da! 😚

It deserves a very, very long book review, let me think about it for a bit 🐶

This novel is truly fascinating, with a powerful and lasting impact. Its grand structure and broad scope demonstrate the author's deep knowledge base. The emotions it explores extend beyond the main couple's relationship, encompassing war, family, love, technology, medicine, political intrigue, and more.

Regarding whether to have surgery to treat the amnesia, I think we should go for it. Because we love each other so much, how could we run away from our true selves and only let the other person suffer? #The place we came from can still be found, and the journey home isn't far either. I'll be here with you.