《Chronicle of stones》
The Chinese classic “The Dream of the Red Chamber” tells the fantastical story of the past and present lives of a magical jade. However, in the human world, there exist countless insignificant little stones…
I love to travel and often collect a small stone or two to take home; it’s a way to preserve memories and satisfy my collecting instinct.
As time passes and changes occur, these stones lie peacefully between heaven and earth, having endured countless spring winds and autumn rains, summer dews and winter frosts.
My thoughts calmly depict the small stones that seem similar yet different, appreciating the beauty of impermanence and listening to the teachings of transience.
Affirming oneself in humility, struggling with the torture and destruction of fate; Strive to repair the scars and sublimate the value of existence.
< Finally, I have found you >
Life is filled with countless setbacks, failures, and confusion; everyone individually soothes their wounds, striving to make their lives shine brighter during the process of recovery.
If one can find resonators amidst the vast sea of people, it is the greatest gift of being alive.
《石頭記》
中國名著《石頭記》的創作內容，是一顆通靈寶玉奇幻的前世今生。 然而，在人世間存在著億萬顆小石頭，卻只是最微不足道的存在……
我熱愛四處旅行，總會隨意檢拾一兩顆小石頭回家；這不僅是為了留作紀念，也能滿足我蒐集的心態。
物換星移，流轉變遷；這些小石頭經歷了多少春風秋雨、夏露冬霜，淡淡然地平躺在天地之間。
思緒平靜地細細描繪，看似相同又不相同的小石塊，欣賞著無常之美，傾聽著無常說法。
在卑微中肯定自我，向命運的折磨和摧毁作奮力掙扎；努力修補傷痕和昇華存在的價值。
< 驀然回首 >
人生經歷數不清的挫折，失敗和茫然；大家各自撫平傷口，努力希望生命在復修中更加拼發光芒。
如果能在茫茫人海中找到共鳴者，就是活着的最大恩賜。
Evan SP Wu 胡小萍 