Before my father died, he gave me three things.
All dry food, half a bottle of water, and the words "go forward, don't look back."
Later A Yao picked me up.
Every day he picked the biggest jujube under the jujube tree and stuffed it into my hand, saying, "Today's is the biggest jujube."
Later, during the years of war, he left the Song Mansion to me and left alone.
I've been waiting for him for years. Wait until the jujube trees bloom and fall, and wait until the storyteller in the teahouse talks about a young general who was desperate for his life.
The day he came back, he took out three copper plates from his arms, the edges of which were polished and shiny.
"Sui'er," he said hoarsely, "I'm not leaving."
Intention: Even if you have nothing, you should spend your whole life to fulfill a promise - dates are like dates, coins are like money, and moving forward without looking back is like that.