A Love I Can't Write

I ordered another article, Zhao Xiaohong's 1990s. After reading it, I was deeply moved, but the comment area was unfortunately closed, so I wanted to find a quiet comment area to briefly express my thoughts. I love this article so much, I love its reality of the passage of time, I love its passion that seems like a dream but not a dream, and I love its helplessness of the changes in the world. I secretly think that what I read in chronological articles is to look back, and that modern people remember their country's childhood. I have rarely seen this in other chronological articles, because the layout of this article is large enough, the details are real enough, and the plot is realistic enough. I like everyone in it, not only their personalities, but also their three-dimensional characters. Take Yang Ye as an example. I think this is a character with very good details. He seemed to have a crush on his girlfriend's divorced sister at the beginning. This is definitely not the behavior of a gentleman, and this also paved the way for him to drive a supercar Playboy in the end. He seems to be gentle, but his gentleness is also like pretending. He has super He is a cutting-edge thought that transcends the times, so he collided with the heroine from the 1920s and caught up with the Internet craze. He has been acting upholding his own values. He is like a chameleon walking on the edge of morality. He follows his heart and has a weak sense of moral restraint in his heart, but a strong sense of moral restraint in his behavior. Such a character full of contradictory characteristics makes him full of controversy and three-dimensional. I love this kind of full-fledged person. Other people in the 1990s are also full of the colors of their time. After my daughter got divorced, I felt that I had lost face. The iron rice bowl was better than private companies. Not only their thoughts, but also their behavior should show the characteristics of the people of the 1990s. Regardless of these characteristics, Good or bad, I think it is worth looking back. Their words and actions are based on the production of that era and the turmoil of the current situation. Just like I can't imagine people's most fervent and simple hopes when Beijing bid for the Olympics in 2000, I can't imagine Guangzhou being so turbulent at that time. The heroine took me through the 1990s from her perspective. Many details in it made me feel that "Zhao Xiaohong" in the article seemed to be a real person. What impressed me most was the scene when the heroine took the train for the first time at night. She looked out the window. Time and space were scattered, but I actually felt that I overlapped with the heroine. I experienced first-hand the tranquility of the dark night and a few stars dotting the train. The author really pays attention to details. There is also a scene where the heroine forgets why she got sick and just remembers the thermometer her brother gave her, with the faint smell of his cigarette. I can't imagine how the author came up with this scene. Is it warmth? It feels right to say warmth, is it the smell of fireworks? It feels like it lacks the taste of home, but it is the same short scene that moved me. The most powerful and powerful thing about this article is the details. There are countless details in it, and I can't list them all here. Speaking of the entrepreneurship part of this article, that era seems to be full of beautiful fantasies about high returns if you dare to venture and work hard, but this ideal fantasy feels unreal. The article describes specious entrepreneurship. In fact, I don't know why I prefer this kind of romantic blueprint to ultra-real entrepreneurship. It's now half past five. I stayed up late to finish reading the original text, and my mind is getting increasingly drowsy. But I have to express my love for it at the end. This article is really unpopular, but it's also really good-looking. I want to recommend it to others! ! ! ! This article should not be popular! !

I'm so touched. This grandpa is so kind. The people of that era were so simple.

Is this article adapted from a true story? I just suddenly felt that there is true love in this world that will last a lifetime.

Taking the bus made me cry like a dog. My grandparents also passed away. My grandpa passed away half a year later.

Even though I'm in confinement, I still can't help but cry.

A plain story, but full of affection

Cried. At that time, carriages, horses and mails were very slow, and there was only enough time to love one person in a lifetime.

Like is indulgence, love is restraint.

It's so touching that I cried. It's not easy to grow old together. It's not you who goes first or I go first.

So touched, I cried