The Boat Arrives at Qiaotou

This is a story that has not begun but has not ended either... Xu Tinglan met Shen Hexun in his freshman year of high school. Under the ginkgo tree at school, he held up his camera and said the light was so good. She remembered that voice, that face, and his tone when he called her "little friend." Later, she learned that he was one year older than her, that he could take many beautiful photos, and that he knew many old things - the Book of Changes, numerology, Tiandao Renhe. He even believes in metaphysics But Xu Tinglan didn't believe in those things since she was a child. She didn't believe her grandmother burned incense, or her grandmother recited sutras. During the epidemic, her mother boiled a large pot of water with an unknown formula, saying it was a folk remedy from a woman in the village. She said that when that woman gave birth, the child would start talking as soon as it hit the ground, and said that drinking this water would prevent COVID-19. She didn't drink a sip. So she called him Old Man, and he responded with a smile. They had many meals together, walked many roads together, and watched many sunsets together. She thought they were just good friends, and he thought that as long as he didn't say anything, he could continue like this. Later, Shen Hexun graduated, left, and changed his number. Two years later, she saw him again at the gate of the university. She stood there and watched him approach. She suddenly wanted to ask him something. But when the words came to her lips, she realized that she no longer knew how to ask. Later, she began to believe in the so-called "old things and old knowledge". Not because those things are true. It's because she misses being alone so much. The male protagonist said that a master once said that if you lose your relationship with another person, you only need to transfer the relationship between yourself and the other person to this person and yourself. This can continue the relationship between the two people, although the price may be a shortened lifespan. Although the heroine knew that these metaphysics were impossible, a few years later she knelt in front of the temple and prayed to the gods and Buddhas for a change of fate. She still chooses to believe, Because she missed him so much. Intention: Some feelings do not need to be possessed, expressed, or even met. As long as that person has ever appeared, life has been changed forever About This is about the completion of "unfinished". There are many feelings in this world that cannot be classified, cannot be named, and cannot be understood by anyone, including myself. Not everything you like needs to be expressed, not everything you wait for has results, and not everything will be straight when it reaches the bridge.