This sentence praises the stars twinkling in the dark night, silent dedication, unknown to others, silent appreciation and completion of their duties.

A few short sentences outline a quiet, bright, natural and harmonious picture. Moreover, the author's imagination is so magical and wonderful that the emotionless stars in the cold night sky can still praise each other. The author expresses his pursuit of "human love" very implicitly.

This sentence comes from Lesson 4 "Stars" in the Chinese language for the fourth grade of primary school (Volume 1). The text describes the "stars" in chronological order and describes what "I" watched at different times and places. The scene of stars expresses "my" love for stars and nature, pursuit of light and yearning for a better life.

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"Stars" is Bing Xin's first collection of poems. The collection includes 164 short poems written by the poet between the winter solstice of 1919 and the autumn of 1921. They were first published in Beijing's "Morning News" 》. "Stars" was written by Bing Xin under the influence of Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore's "Birds". In her own words, it was a collection of "fragmented thoughts".

This kind of ode to maternal love plays a large part in "Stars". It can be said that it is the affectionate praise of maternal love that sets the deep and delicate emotional tone of this work. Closely connected with the praise of maternal love is the cherishment of innocence, childlike interest, childlike heart and all new things. In the poet's eyes, the world full of innocence and childishness is the most beautiful world in the world.