Yu Chen is an ordinary fourth-grade girl. She gets average grades and is mischievous enough to give her teachers and parents no end of trouble.
One evening, she sneaks off to play by Crescent Lake, but accidentally stumbles into a strange "Star Lantern Festival."
Even stranger, the next day, the old woman who runs a bookstore near her school asks her, "Did you wander into a group of stars by Crescent Lake yesterday?"
Yu Chen asks, "What stars? They were children just like me."
The old woman smiles and says, "They're guardian stars. On your tenth birthday, your guardian star will draw a star in your palm with a finger. On clear, breezy nights in the months that follow, look up, and the first one you see will be him. He'll also spot you at first glance in a sea of people, and he'll hear every wish you make to him in your heart."
"Is he a god?" Yu Chen asks excitedly.
"No. You're each other's gods," the old woman says. "Because of you, he becomes the most special star in the night sky."
And when adults forget that they were once children, they also forget their guardian stars. Maybe one day, they'll look up at the night sky and feel that one particular star looks familiar, but they won't know that it was once their very best friend.
Theme: Be kind and loving, stay true to yourself, and become a better person
Ah, your writing is very good.
Oh my gosh, it's so well written, such a heart-warming story. I'm so touching that I want to cry happily. Maybe, I also have a star, but I forgot
Ah, not directed at the author, but at a certain word in the copywriting. "A clear night." Clear means no clouds and fog, and there is enough sunlight. It usually describes the day. It is inappropriate to describe the night, so it is better to describe it as dark. I wish the author better and better!
I feel like the author's writing is pretty good. I have a feeling that the author might become popular?