Read literature and become a person looking up at the sky Cloth Patch

[Those tribute to the author] Through the hard work of writers, Taiwanese literature has been able to sprout and thrive in this land. We pay tribute to Taiwanese literary writers with "reading literature and become _____ people" as the backbone, and try to rewrite the classic works of writers into various lively literary phrases. . Reading literature allows us to look up to the sky when we are confused, and still yearn for love when we are frustrated; not only to light up others, but also to burn ourselves in loneliness; even if we crawl through the years, we still believe in the purity of our true colors. ; Struggling to open the locked heart and become the most beautiful scenery in Taiwan. These words and sentences span different time and space, and they are also experienced, felt, and imagined by creators of different styles. Therefore, literature has a unique face. I hope that when you stare at it, you will also resonate with you. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51731276950_a5c7b2c3ee_b.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/51731042749_4c18cac635_b.jpg [Reading Literature, Becoming a Person with Eyes Looking Up at the Sky] Tribute to Chaman Lambuan’s "Eyes in the Sky" Taiwan is surrounded by the sea, like a whale swimming in the ocean; while Lanyu is more like a small boat, sailing on the Pacific Ocean, carrying the souls and beliefs of the Tao people for many years. Chaman Ramboan is a Dawu tribe, a nation bred from the ocean. His writing nourishment comes from the ever-changing ocean. For example, the title of the book "Eyes in the Sky" is a star in the Dawu language, and it also means the waves of flying fish scales floating on the sea, flashing like a starry sky. When looking up at the sky, those lights that flicker in the dark represent the souls of the ancestors of the Tao, as if the sky and ancestors are taking care of you. Even if you are alone in your life, you will not get lost. What Xiaman Lamboan led us to see were the stars, fish scales, and the clear light of life. I thought of the Austronesian people rowing to Lanyu to take root, fighting the ebb and flow of life with the sea, and finally became the eyes of the sky, from generation to generation. According to legend, just as he hoped to condense the sea water into words and stick to the sea all his life, what the ocean taught him was the ancient Dawu national culture and the shining waves of life. -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- - Size｜About 65*25mm Material｜100% polyester fiber, Embroidery thread.