Impermanence never answers, it just happens.
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Every time a die flips and falls, there are ten thousand endings hidden.
But if you ask me, how many results can a dice throw?
My answer is zero.
It's always zero.
There is no reason.
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Later, someone asked me: I rolled the dice three hundred years ago. Did it stop after a thousand years?
But I have forgotten it myself.
So another person answered for me: The dice never stopped because no one looked at it.
And you no longer care
It wasn't until this moment that I suddenly realized,
The die never really stops rolling.
The three hundred and thousand years it has flown by are just the interval of silence between our conversations.
When you asked me, it was spinning in the air;
It just fell into my palm as I answered.
But you didn't lower your head to look at the points. You just raised your head, looked into my eyes and said, "It's worth it."
It turns out that "worth it" is never the result.
It is a verdict written the moment it is thrown.
Impermanence takes away our control over the outcome, but it cannot take away the meaning of "throwing" itself.
You hesitated for a thousand years, not to see clearly which side it stopped on, but so that at a certain moment, someone could confirm for you:
That one shot was enough to fight against all destiny.
At this moment, the dice finally stopped.
You and I don't know which one is facing up.
But we no longer need to know.
Because the conversation itself is its final echo.
Fu Rongjiang, you and I fell in love three hundred years ago. Will you continue it a thousand years later?
It's up to you,
Dice are you? Is it me? Or him?
It doesn't matter anymore,
Anyway, Shitang and I are always with you.
But this time, no one will forget it until the die is cast...
Concept: Impermanence never answers, it only happens