See the long-lost Big Dipper again after many years.

The Big Dipper is the first constellation I have known since I was a child, and it is also the most recognizable star in the night sky. As long as you find seven stars like question marks or spoons in the north, it is the Big Dipper.

When I was a child, the night sky in my hometown was very bright, and I could see the Big Dipper when I looked up. Go to school at 5 o'clock in the morning, the stars illuminate the path, and it runs when I run, and stops when I stop.

Walk at night, be afraid, look up at the stars, light up the way home, and accompany your fearful heart.

When I was a child, my favorite things were sleeping on the roof in summer, watching the bright Milky Way, the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl, and the Big Dipper. They carry all my childhood memories.

After going to college, I came to a big city. In many cases, the night sky is red and gray, and lights and pollution cover the stars. Looking up, it is either a tall building or a horizon in the gap between buildings.

I am honored and grateful to come to Shenzhen. Busy work and stressful life make it possible to look up at a few stars.

Every time I look north, I have to be blocked by tall buildings, or I have no intention of looking carefully and rushing forward. I think I must go to a place where I can see the stars all over the sky, no matter how far it is, whether it is Xinjiang or Tibet, I must find the feeling of childhood.

Enjoy the sunset glow in the park tonight, and sit quietly on the grass and listen to the frogs. When you see a few stars in the sky, you can't help looking for the north. Go north, south, left west, right east. After determining the north, look for the seven stars carefully.

I finally saw a spoon-shaped star, only counted six, carefully opened my eyes again, and finally vaguely saw the seventh star.

I was so excited that I told my husband loudly that I saw the Big Dipper. It's the first time I've been in Shenzhen for so many years. It's like a long-lost friend reunion. It seems that I have found a sense of belonging, a sense of belonging.

Husband says you can see it on the roof. You can also go to the roof when you go home later. Go to the top floor of the 30th floor as soon as you get home. If you look carefully, you can really see the Big Dipper.

You know, the Big Dipper has been in the north and will not disappear. I didn't know it was always where I could see it, but I didn't settle down to look carefully.

Think about many wonderful things in life. They are always there. Only by calming down and slowing down can we really see them.

It's always there, waiting for us to calm down, see it, find it and meet it again.