HE/Please give me a preview of the road novel "After the Andes"!
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[Heir of the mortise and tenon family] X [Graduate student in the Department of Architecture]
Some people move forward throughout their lives.
Some people spend their entire lives clinging to the past.
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In a small town in the south, there is an inconspicuous carpentry workshop. The wood grows slowly here and ages slowly. The sawdust fell on the ground, and it fell all year round. Yan Zhiling guarded it for many years. She sent away batch after batch of students who came here because of their admiration. They came and left, and no one really stayed. Until that day, a girl studying architecture pushed open the wooden door. Her name was Shi Weiyang. She came for the competition, but when she left, she left her heart there.
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They are separated by a thousands-year-old art of mortise and tenon jointing, and they are also separated by two completely different worlds. One believes that architecture should continue to create a new future. One believes that some things should not be replaced by new ones. They quarrel, misunderstand, and get close. She missed it again and again. Someone asked her why she kept this unprofitable carpentry workshop. She didn't answer. She just lowered her head and gently pushed the last piece of wood into the mortise.
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Later, Shi Weiyang traveled to many cities, saw taller and taller buildings, and drew more and more complex drawings. But every time she smelled the smell of wood being warmed by the sun, she would think of that yard, the man who barely smiled, and the words that she never had time to say. Later, she designed many buildings, each of which stood firm because someone taught her what load-bearing was first many years ago.
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All the gaps are trying to accommodate a ""
Intention: Contentment and happiness
