Listen to the Wind and Pick up the Light

In this life, a person has walked many roads, seen many sights, and met many people, but in the end, it is often the trivial things that remain in his heart. "Listening to the Wind and Picking Up the Light" is a slow essay about life. It records the quiet moments when the morning light shines on the old window sill, the aroma of food that inadvertently floats when walking at dusk, and the whispers and unknown thoughts amidst the chirping of cicadas on summer nights. The years secretly slip away between our fingers, and we pick up pieces of daily light in the wind, with regrets, warmth, inability to let go, and relief. The past that has been gently put aside by time, and the small fragments that shimmer in memory, are slowly picked up and quietly collected by this book. I hope that between the lines, you can also find the little joys and sorrows you once left behind, as well as the self that remains calm but has been living seriously.