Bamboo Shadows in the Mountain Stream

This is a love philosophy novel - it uses the mountains and forests of the southwest as paper and Yao and Han men and women as pens. What it writes is not only a love story, but also: ·A field investigation on the nature of love ·A literary compilation of natural wisdom ·An aesthetic defense of simple life ·A affectionate rectification of the marginalized groups' names What it ultimately wants to tell readers is: In this era where everything can be calculated and everything can be done quickly, some things - such as love, such as trust, such as the way one person looks at another person - still need and are worth using the clumsiest way, slowly enduring, waiting slowly, and slowly growing into what it should be. --- Topic keyword extraction: Natural growth | Silence and affection | Joint construction | Scar healing | Edge light | Philosophy of time