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This is a story about looking up and growing up, as well as a gentle confession to all "different children". Lin Yuqing's childhood was not about dolls and cartoons, but the roar of rocket launches in the Gobi Desert. She inherited the genes of aerospace measurement and control from her father, from the first twisted track she drew in the sandpit of kindergarten to reporting the "Complementary Theory of Launch Site Clusters" to experts at a professional academic conference during the summer vacation of the first year of junior high school - this is not a genius' "cheating", but the real footprint of a child who was ignited by curiosity and asked all the way and trekked all the way. The "Measurement and Control Issues Book" that runs throughout the book is the finishing touch. Since the fifth grade, Lin Yuqing has written all her questions on it, from "how does the rocket know its yaw" to "how to compensate for the delay in earth-moon communication". The notes left by his father Lin Jianguo in pencil ranged from "Dad told you" to "Let's think together" to "I'm thinking too" - this is the deepest love of an astronaut, not to walk for the child, but to accompany her, and finally watch her move forward alone. But the story doesn't shy away from the difficulties of growing up. Lin Yuqing would be looked down upon by her classmates because she couldn't understand Jay Chou. She would feel uncomfortable because she put on a pink sweater and tried to "fit in". She would cry when her grandma said, "What kind of rocket are girls doing?" And would break down and cry when she lost the question book she had written in for four years. Her growth is the struggle and reconciliation between "special" and "ordinary".

Introduction to Wang Qingxin: Male, pen name: Changshui (from Xinyi City, Jiangsu), member of Shandong Provincial Writers Association, Chinese Poetry Society, professor, Chinese contemporary artist; honorary chairman of Yantai Fushan District Writers Association, research direction is poetry and prose. 22 Years in the military, Lieutenant Colonel. Graduated from Chongqing Communications College of the People's Liberation Army, served as deputy secretary of the Party Committee of Chongqing Telecom Vocational College, vice president of Yantai City Vocational College of Science and Technology, and currently serves as vice president of Xinjiang Vocational College of Science and Technology.