Preface to Gentleness

Introduction to the work "Preface to Tenderness" A marriage that each got what they needed bound Lin Xu and Wen Xu, who had nothing to do with each other, into the same marriage. Everyone knows that Wen Xu, the president of the Wen family, is cold, taciturn, indifferent and distant. He is a proud man who stands above the clouds and never stops for anyone. Lin Xu, on the other hand, is gentle, quiet, and has a soft personality. He is used to restraining his sharp edges and living peacefully in his own world. A marriage certificate is the result of weighing the pros and cons between two families. It has nothing to do with feelings or emotions. The days after marriage were as ordinary as water. They lived in two separate rooms and respected each other as guests. Externally, they are the perfect couple that everyone envies, they are well-matched and have perfect understanding; internally, they are the most familiar strangers, they do not disturb each other, and they are peaceful. Lin Xu originally thought that this loveless marriage would only end slowly in the ordinary day after day. It was enough for her to live a stable life for the rest of her life. But the tenderness of getting along day and night is always hidden in the details of the long flow of water. He will silently remember her preferences, quietly solve all the troubles for her, stand up when she is embarrassed, and silently tolerate and protect her when she is tired and vulnerable. The cold and taciturn Wen Xu quietly gave Lin Xu all the most reserved and restrained tenderness in the world. The heartbeat comes quietly, and the feelings slowly grow. In the past, Wen Xu didn't understand love and thought marriage was just responsibility and bondage, until Lin Xu broke into his life and filled his barren years with tenderness, making him greedy for the fireworks of the world and willing to surrender to tenderness. From a strange and estranged contracted couple, to a full-hearted preference running in both directions. It begins with marriage, falls into tenderness, and ends with the rest of life. It turns out that the best love is not the passionate love at first sight, but the tenderness that lasts for the rest of your life, year after year. Purpose: 1. True love does not matter what the opportunity is. Marriage bound by interests can also breed sincerity, and feelings can slowly grow in the company day and night, denying the inherent knowledge that love at first sight is the only form of love.