Starlight in the Wrong Question Book

A warm and healing work that spans seven generations, with a yellowed white wrongly titled book as the core clue, connecting the touching stories of love, tolerance and spiritual inheritance. Under the sycamore tree in the city's No. 1 Middle School, Lin Xiaoxing, who is weak in mathematics, and Jiang Yan, who is rigorous and gentle, become connected because of a wrong question book. The auxiliary lines annotated in red pen and the strawberry graffiti on the title page bear witness to the love that the two achieve for each other in "correcting mistakes." A stray kitten with an all-white body and an orange tip on its tail breaks into life. It is named "Wrong Question Book" because of its purity that resembles the Wrong Question Book. It becomes a family bond with its furry companion. It apologizes after getting into trouble, mediates during quarrels, and protects children's growth, making the attitude of "accepting imperfections" in life tangible. This wrong-question book has never been limited to a learning tool: it is Lin Xiaoxing's growth guide to avoid mistakes in the workplace, Jiang Yan's workplace motto for educating the younger generation, a gentle way of tolerating mistakes in parenting, and a spiritual carrier for the Jiang family to pass down from generation to generation. The traces of seven generations are piled up layer by layer. Mathematics mistakes, work mistakes, parenting experiences, and life insights are intertwined with old photos, kitten hair, and children's cartoons, making the thin book a precious token that carries family memories. Generations of little white cats continue to accompany her, and the sunshine under the sycamore tree never fades all year round. The spirit of "accepting imperfections and growing up from mistakes" spans a century and has spread from family to workplace and campus, influencing countless people to face the "mistakes" of life calmly. The story is interpreted with the warmth of flowing water: life is a book of endless mistakes, and those imperfect traces, the love of mutual support, and the courage passed down from generation to generation will eventually turn into immortal stars, illuminating the long and ordinary years.