The sky full of stars spreads along the way, which means walking on a dark road without light. Although it is dark all around, there are stars all over the sky to guide me. The source is "The Highly Upturned Elephant Trunk" by Qin Mu. Qin Mu (August 19, 1919 - October 14, 1992), formerly known as Lin Juefu, nicknamed Ashu, also known as Paiguang and Nashi, was born in Hong Kong in 1919 and was a native of Chenghai, Guangdong.
The "Southern Qin and Northern Yang" in the Chinese prose world, Chinese writer, Guangzhou editorial director of Zhonghua Book Company, deputy editor-in-chief of "Yangcheng Evening News", editor-in-chief of "Works" magazine, vice-chairman of the Guangdong Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and member of the Chinese Writers Association Guangdong Vice chairman of the branch, director of the Chinese Writers Association, member of the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, director of the Chinese Department of Jinan University, vice president of the Chinese Contemporary Literature Research Society, and consultant of the Chinese Contemporary Literature Society. His literary activities cover many fields, including prose, novels, poetry, children's literature, literary theory, etc.