Xingyan Xiaozao

During the Republic of China, a young man named Chen Xingyan found an unknown notebook at a second-hand book stall. The inner pages were densely packed with warnings. At first, he just took it as a pastime, but unexpectedly, every sentence in the book accurately predicted his experiences - betrayal by his friends, business failure, and almost death. He turned to the last page in horror, and was shocked to find that the last sentence was actually written by himself: This note was written by you in a previous life, so why panic? Every word that touches the heartstrings is a gentle revelation from life. This small volume contains a detailed appreciation of words - the lingering rhyme in a certain line of poetry, or the glimmer of light in a certain passage; it is also wrapped in the taste of life - about encounters and partings, about regrets and growth. Words are like mirrors, illuminating past thoughts; perceptions are like lamps, lighting up the road ahead. I hope that when you open it, you can join me in reading the answers to life hidden in the sentences between the lines.