Eight hundred kilometers and long years are not the farthest distance between us. The farthest thing is that you have moved on to a new life, while I am still trapped in the deep mountain where it is said that "love can overcome all difficulties".
Xian Yong went on a long journey to put an end to his ten-year relationship, but found that he couldn't even say a decent farewell. When she collapsed alone at the station, thinking that this was the end, Ning's photo with the opposite sex gave her the real fatal blow - it turns out that real parting is silent.
Looking back at the beginning, everything was as sweet as a secret: the first meeting on the green train, the inseparable relationship, the first kiss that got out of hand while playing, the clumsy promise of "working together" on the rooftop... The love hidden in the letter paper, the secret joy of taking photos of sleeping faces, were all their courage to fight against the world.
But why did the person who made the promise let go first? How much truth is hidden in this silent farewell that spans ten years? When the "Siamese twins" are torn apart, how can the person left behind get out of the warm ruins?
Purpose: This article describes in detail the ten-year journey of a couple from getting to know each other, falling in love, to silent separation. It is not only a story about regret and loss, but also a profound discussion of the "silent farewell" in contemporary emotional relationships. The story aims to express: The farthest distance in the world is not the separation of mountains and rivers and the passage of time, but that while I am still holding on for our future, you have quietly withdrawn. It depicts the nostalgia and growth of individuals in the ruins of emotions, and attempts to discuss with readers how we can learn to accept that the ending of some stories is not a grand ending, but a long and quiet aftershock.