I relied on many connections and got Chen Zhizhi's contact information. I knew it would be too presumptuous to call a woman I had never met directly, but I couldn't help but give it a try. The call is connected! There was a very clear voice on the other end. I asked, "Is your father, Chen Zhizhi, here?" The other party replied, "Hello, I am." The voice was so young. I was stunned for a moment, and then said softly on the other end of the phone: "Hello?" I came back to my senses and said the words I had changed over and over again during this period...
But I didn't expect that Chen Zhizhi would set the meeting place here.
In the fifteenth year of the Republic of China, the girl Chen Zhizhi moved from Guangzhou to Beijing with her mother Lu Youyin. That year, she met Su Qingyuan. From middle school to university, the two of them stayed up and studied together, worrying about trivial matters. During their young years, they always had a bright future in their hearts. At that time, Lu Youyin was the most high-profile woman in Beijing. She took over all the properties of her deceased husband. After moving to Beijing, she ran a fashion store, purchased land and securities... On weekdays, she loved cooking and often took Chen Zhizhi and Su Qingyuan to eat in various restaurants...
As the spring, summer, autumn and winter in Beijing went by again and again, Chen Zhizhi always had a hard time changing her local accent. She didn't know when to say "er" and when not to say "er", and she still said "er" as "hungry"... The only change was that from then on, she would call everyone "you". Many years later, Zhizhi read Lao She's Peiping and cried.
Walking slowly, the center is shaking... Zhizhi and Qingyuan quickly adapted to life in a foreign country. They are busy with homework and in the library every day. Youyin didn't expect that she would meet her old friend again in the United States...
Intention: There are few wars, few personnel, trivial life, ordinary food and drinks.