Shen Mu's ancient and thick full-length mirror was embedded in an old frame. It was heavy and could not be moved. It stood in front of the only window in the room, blocking most of the daylight that should have shone into the room.
However, the polarized glasses were covered with a piece of dusty burlap, and just passing by made me want to sneeze. Although it was on the first floor, the room was as dark and solemn as the girl's mood, which was equally heavy and gloomy. The room couldn't let in the sunlight and was lifeless, while she couldn't escape the pain and was gloomy and dull. There was a sense of stasis in the house and in her.
What kind of opportunity is needed to allow this girl to "thaw out" from the cold winter of losing her mother and allow time to truly flow? ... Is the mysterious opportunity of chasing a reckless kitten who accidentally passes through the mirror and falls into a different space enough? Is the wonderful opportunity to walk through the exotic spring scenery and feel the local customs enough? Is it enough of a knowledge exchange opportunity to follow allies to experience Japanese culture and education and learn from each other's strengths? Understand the core of the sorrow of things, is it enough to accept the impermanence of all things? Is it enough to collect the passion and courage from Japanese comics to return to reality and live a good life?
Muster up the courage to sort out the stories in the memo and publish them on the website for the first time.
In order to establish some settings, it can be considered as a fictional article. Please forgive me if it is not reasonable. Absolutely original.
The copywriting, settings, and ideas are all recorded.
The author himself is absolutely patriotic, and the plot and characters all serve the theme of the story. The male protagonist is Japanese, please read with caution.
Mission: World peace, encountering scenery, women's growth, cultural exchanges
