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텍스트를 드래그한 뒤 ‘선택 영역 저장’을 누르면 하이라이트와 메모가 이 문항에 저장됩니다.
In her novel about a city rebuilding after a fire, Mei Lin initially describes the residents’ shared garden only in brief glimpses: a seedling carried from one temporary home to another, children replacing stolen tools, neighbors recording harvests in a notebook. Near the end, Lin reveals that the notebook has become a record not just of vegetables but of who returned to help after setbacks. By tracing the garden through these small acts, the novel presents recovery as a collective practice sustained by repeated contributions.