
Datong Sky Survey
大同巡天录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 73k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A lamp, a handful of soil, an invitation
Dear book friends: Seeing the words is like seeing the face. I am Tuibei Laoren, the author of "Datong Sky Survey". In the preface and sequel of this book, I have tried my best to explain the origin and thinking of the creation. But when the story is actually handed over to you for reading, I still feel it is necessary to say a few words off-topic to you who were the first to light up this "Lamp of Great Harmony". This book, for me, is a long practice. It starts from the land under my feet called Fuping. The soil here has witnessed Xuanyuan's casting of tripods, listened to Dayu's flood control, and carries the warmth and dreams of countless ordinary craftsmen like cranes in the clouds. What I am trying to do is to carve the memory of civilization sleeping in the soil on stone and write it into a book with the help of Yun Zhonghe. Therefore, there is no divine power that comes out of thin air in the book, only "runes" derived from collective work and resonance with people's hearts; there are no heroes who save the world, but only ordinary people who struggle, seek, and try to light up the glimmer of light in the torrent of history. "Gold and stone can ring because people's hearts reflect them." This is not only Yun Zhonghe's motto, but also the reading mentality that I implore you to uphold. When the light bridge of Langya reflects the sea and sky, and when the "heart monument" of Yingdu is built in silence, I hope you will feel not only the ups and downs of the plot, but also the quiet resonance of the pulse of civilization across time and space. At this moment, the story has begun. As the first fellow traveler on this sky survey journey, I would like to extend an invitation to you: 1. In Yun Zhonghe's journey, which seemingly ordinary detail (a line, a scene) most profoundly touched your understanding of "Datong"? 2. If you were holding a carving knife, what kind of "rune" would you most like to carve for our era? Looking forward to your sharing. I hope our discussion can also become a cornerstone for building the ideal of "universal harmony". Pushing the old man on his back Getting to know Yu Fuping