When I was a child, my grandmother took me to herd geese in a wild field far away. I carried a small red flag and helped stop the geese. Sitting in the wild field, my grandma often recited to me: The disadvantage that grandma has suffered in her life is that she cannot read, even the word "douda". She is blind when she goes out. I don't know where our second daughter-in-law will go in the future. Maybe she will go far away, maybe she will go to a foreign country, and she will no longer be a little girl like us. . .
In my grandma's memory, I, who was frail and sick since childhood, walked all the way from a small village in northern Jiangsu, out of the village, out of the countryside, out of the county, to other provinces, and out of the country. . .
Then at my grandma's funeral, I chose to walk back step by step. . .
Gradually I realized that the essence of life is originally a network of connections. Our ancestors formed a network to catch us when we were young. As we grew up little by little, we gradually became the connection point of the network. As our ancestors gradually left over time, we became the key nodes of this network, catching our descendants, and so on. The cycle repeats. . .
Intention: I am lucky enough to meet you along the way