In the summer of 2006, I rewrote "The Summer Solstice Has Not Come". Time went back to the summer of 2004. The white light in Shanghai is still flooding the sky. Days of intense heat make it feel like summer will never end. But there are still some emotions slowly growing in my heart, which is the state of mind that I can never return to in the summer of 2004. Some emotions can only happen in our most transparent boyhood.At that time, the blue sky above the head was always a lonely face, and the floating clouds painted some sad enamel, shining in the sky. Those rays of light illuminate us ordinary boys and girls into legends in the future.

In the year when I finished "The Summer Solstice Has Not Come", I experienced many, many things.Like a typhoon passing by, the sadness is as vast as a piece of weeds.And in the summer after the past two years, when everything has passed, the so-called sadness has been covered by the tall grass that has withered and flourished for two seasons, so that there is no trace of it. Time is the greatest healer.No matter how many wounds there are, they will disappear on the skin, dissolve into the heart, and become beautiful patterns on the wall of the ventricle. It took a summer to completely rewrite the context of this story.Including some emotions, now after two years have passed, there are new unexpressed feelings.

Among all my novels, "The Summer Solstice Has Not Come" is not the saddest, nor the most amusing, nor even the richest in plot.However, many readers are telling me that they like "The Summer Solstice Has Not Arrived". In fact, I myself deeply love this novel whose voice seems to disappear.Its quietness is like a huge starry sky on a summer night, covering the entire earth, but it is so gentle and silent. If you have forgotten something, if you still want to remember. If the aroma and heat of summer can still stir up the sleeping years in your heart. If the rich shade of the camphor tree still can't resist the red heat cast on the eyelids by the sun.

If those lonely skies when you were young haven't completely walked out of your dreams. So……