We were born in the 1980s. After finishing the college entrance exams, we came to live in unfamiliar cities, attend unfamiliar schools, and share rooms with unfamiliar classmates. Facing all the challenges of life, from building careers to falling in love and getting married, what kind of people will we become?
A little scene: He said, “A relationship between two people, from its beginning to its end, from affection to weariness, changes through a gradual process of increase or decline. Love doesn't disappear in a day, and weariness doesn't develop in a day either. A relationship should follow a parabola. It can't stay at its peak forever.”
He said, “Personally, I think that when you love someone, you give them your exclusive devotion. When you no longer love them, you should end things with dignity, not cheat on them, inflict emotional abuse, or do anything else to hurt them.”
He said, “People who are cold and loveless can keep a clear head. I once thought I could stay clear-headed too, but after meeting you, I realized it was only because I hadn't met the right person. Once you do, you can no longer keep a clear head.”
