
Waiting for the Wind, Waiting for the Rain, Waiting for You
等风等雨亦等你
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 50k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Workplace & Marriage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
27Chapters
29Reads · all time
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Winds and rains come and go, everything is normal, only waiting for one person comforts the time - read "Waiting for the Wind, Waiting for the Rain, Waiting for You" Waiting for the wind, waiting for the rain, waiting for an unexpected tenderness; waiting for spring, waiting for autumn, waiting for a returnee across the mountains and seas. "Waiting for the Wind, Waiting for the Rain, and Waiting for You" uses the most delicate brushstrokes to weave the long-lasting emotion of "waiting" into the texture of the years, so that every silent waiting contains the power to shake people's hearts. The waiting in the book is never empty suffering, but the deep feeling hidden in daily life. Maybe it's the eyes that unconsciously look towards the intersection when listening to the rain under the eaves; maybe it's the one reserved for each other when warming wine on a cold night; maybe it's the concern that remains unchanged throughout the four seasons. Those seemingly ordinary details - an unsent letter, a folded shirt, a greeting hidden in the heart, all vividly describe the feeling of "waiting", which is both the sourness of hope and the determination of not changing the original intention. The most touching thing is the persistence and tenderness behind the waiting. No matter how wind and rain erode, no matter how time passes, the protagonist always sticks to the promise in his heart, settling alone and looking forward to it silently over the long years. This waiting has nothing to do with the vigorous oath, but in the long flow of water, it shows the most authentic appearance of love - not possessive, not forced, but willing to wait, and the persistence of "If you don't come, I will keep waiting." After reading this book, my heart was filled with warmth and sadness. It makes us understand that waiting is never a waste of time, but the most solemn commitment to love. The wind will come, the rain will stop, and the person who is worth waiting for you across the mountains and seas will finally appear in front of you at the right moment, full of stars.