Works of Jimi Chen -- The Moon Has Forgotten

Author: Jimi Chen
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Features: The story begins with a man falling from a building. As he jumps from the fifth floor at high speed, he takes down a bright moon from the sky. The moon no longer hangs high in the night sky. People are panicked, frustrated, and at a loss. How could they have gotten used to the moon always being there, only to have it disappear without warning? The sea no longer plays with the tides, and the spacecraft preparing to land on the moon gets lost in the starry sea. With the powerful broadcasting of television media, the panic of the end of the world spreads endlessly in the streets and alleys... Jimi Chen tells the story in this way, calmly. Beneath the bright and rich colors, there is always a subtle emotion. Some say it's a subtle sorrow, with a hint of sadness; others say that behind the subtlety lies a vast space for imagination, such as an art appreciation teacher saying that the falling moon actually carries some symbolic meaning. What does it symbolize? Life and death? A friend and his memories? Or a belief that sustains life?