starry sky

"Starry Sky" describes a story about growing up: There is a girl who doesn't like to talk, and she meets a boy who doesn't like to talk. They are not very happy children. One day, they fled the city and traveled across the mountains to the mountain hut where the girl's grandfather once lived. At night in the mountains, they saw a beautiful starry sky. Later, the girl fell ill, and the boy disappeared... What did they go through to get out of the psychological shadow? From a perspective of age, "Starry Sky" depicts the process of a class of children who cannot communicate with the world, from panic and escape to society to gradual self-awareness. The picture of "Starry Sky" is wonderful, shocking and beautiful, and it is Jimmy's most brilliant painting so far. The story of "Starry Sky" is both simple and complex. It is simple, because this is a story about two people who meet and then separate; it is complicated, because this story will make readers put themselves into a certain picture, linger on a certain sentence, and recall their own youth—youth What a difficult topic, people either talk too much and still feel unclear, or they can't find the appropriate language to describe it, so they can only be speechless. We always find out that we actually had it after we missed it. This level of complexity comes from the participation of readers, and this is one of the charms of Jimmy's works. This book is dedicated to all children who cannot communicate with the world.