22:00~24:00: A girl's late-night doodling

Author: Yan Xia
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is copied from several sketchbooks. The contents of these sketchbooks are not sketches in the artistic sense, but doodles by someone who has never studied art. The reason for using printed text instead of handwritten text during the book's creation was simply because the author's handwriting was messy. The layout is free of line and color decorations, aiming to reduce visual clutter and restore your black-and-white analytical eyes. This is a book without a table of contents, meaning it's a book meant to be flipped through at random. You can view this book as an unordered binding of scattered pages. However, thoughts do need to be organized. CHILDHOOD, LOVE, FEELINGS, DREAMS—these four loosely categorized parts are tied together by a red thread, which can be considered a way to bring some order to the chaos. This red thread passes through the bookmark and ties the book spine in a unique way, allowing you to adjust its tightness as needed. A book that can be referenced by page number for immediate reading. Of course, the time, minutes, and seconds on the edges of the pages are merely suggestions—you are entirely free to ignore them.