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Twinkling and shining, the sky is filled with living gods. The stars in the sky are twinkling, and every star is a person who has achieved enlightenment. The spiritual energy is exhausted and a catastrophe is coming. All things will eventually perish, but the Star King will live forever.

Lu Guang is a journalist, writer, and artist. He has written the exciting "Chinese Girl" and "Chinese Man" and won the China Reportage Creation Lifetime Achievement Award. At the same time, he studied under Li Kuchan and Cui Zifan, and together with the masters of art, he was full of ink and obsessed with painting. As time goes by, old friends "continue to disperse and go to heaven one after another." This little book is his story of recalling these friends who passed away before him. It contains only a few words, but is vivid and unforgettable. For example, Guo Xiaochuan paid for the book, Cao Jinghua changed the title of the book, Feng Mu asked for the manuscript, Gao Mang was busy, Liu Kaiqu was open-minded, Wu Shanming made a unique move, Wang Meng's connection with calligraphy and painting, Zhuang Zedong sold books and calligraphy, He Zhenliang and the Olympic Games... "Each of these teachers and friends who passed away can write a book, or at least a long article; I don't ask for perfection, each of them only writes one thing, an unforgettable thing." With beautiful pictures and texts and sincere feelings, it is a reminder of old friends and also reflects an attitude towards life.

Lu Guang, a famous contemporary writer, painter, and senior journalist. He has successively served as Vice President of the Chinese Reportage Society, Vice President of the Chinese Documentary Literature Research Association, and President of the Chinese Sports Reportage Research Association. This collection is a collection of his more than fifty years of literary creation, including influential reportage, biographies, essays, film and television scripts, etc. Such as the reportage "Chinese Girl" and "Chinese Man"; the long prose "War of the Century" and "Those who are close to the ink are black", etc. His works have been translated into more than a dozen languages ​​and published abroad, and have won many national, provincial and ministerial literary awards.