The little girl always liked looking at the stars when she was young.
The vast and mysterious, beautifully exquisite scenery is always the most captivating thing in the world.
Zhu Tongjun liked the starry sky not because the scenery was overwhelmingly stunning, but because she had seen such beauty once in a girl, dressed in the glow of the evening and the stars.
She was talking about 'Ms. Gu'.
Therefore, Zhu Tongjun was fascinated by the stars when she was young, always feeling, just as Ah Zi said, that important people weren't gone but had transformed into stars in the sky.
But as she grew up, she disliked looking at stars.
Perhaps she was mocked by Ah Zi for being naive, or perhaps she figured it out herself.
The starry sky is such a false thing, deceptive, untouchable, like floating duckweed, only adored by children.
In the hustle and bustle of life, the one's affection is no longer for the untouchable stars, but for things within reach.
