Who is singing in the sky

Author: Rong'er
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Publish Date: 2005-08-01
Features: The fresh and cheerful voice of Nima, like morning dew and a babbling brook, is the first memory of my life. It begins from the horizon every morning, unfolding one after another—pearls gather from nothingness, rivers start from their sources, and the sun rises from the east. If I have ever accidentally glimpsed love, that abundant, complete, happy, powerful, intense, and even burning opportunity! Why did its graceful form turn into scattered dust, leaving only empty air? The desolate view makes me tired and bored! Why, after overcoming my fear of myself and others, did I also lose my reverence for love, respect for people, and expectations? Why did I also lose the desire to change this feeling?—The Beloved When you see the outstanding me among the masses, when I see you walking towards me in the vast sea of people, the story begins. Man is destined to overturn everything old, and a new Mo Fei is born. After you leave, that Mo Fei dies. Now, who is this Mo Fei? I don’t know. She is cold and strong, lonely and flamboyant, arrogant and unreasonable, wild yet exceptionally calm. The former Mo Fei was gentle as water, while the current Mo Fei is hard as steel. I stand in the middle, bewildered yet filled with tragedy.—Diary of Mo Fei Sometimes I feel like a grain of sand in the air, drifting aimlessly to the ends of the earth. I can’t find a place to rest because I’m not a seed, nor can I find a branch to perch on because I’m not a bird. Even if I were a seed, I wouldn’t find soil; even if I were a bird, I wouldn’t find a branch. The world is becoming increasingly desolate. The land is barren, and everything is different from before—Who Is Singing on the Horizon This book tells the story of a Tibetan mastiff’s life and his various experiences in the mortal world, as well as the stories of the many masters he encounters. He was originally born on a peaceful and prosperous grassland in the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, living a life of detachment from the world like his masters. However, due to an unbreakable bond, he came to Beijing. After experiencing several different families, he finally returned to the grassland. This book uses personification to depict the interdependent and transformative relationships between nature, humans, and other creatures, as well as the impact of resource scarcity on humanity.