Old Stories

Should one inflict misfortune upon others simply because they themselves are unfortunate? Such a person deserves a miserable fate.

Fourteen years old? That's too precocious. Fruits that ripen early usually don't taste good. Flowers that bloom out of season usually don't bear fruit.

This is really well written. Is this a work from ten years ago?

A touch of melancholy, a bold assumption: perhaps Mr. Ji was Ah San's first love, haha. If so, it truly feels like destiny. First loves rarely have happy endings; through stumbles, hurting and being hurt, one becomes a better, more mature person, capable of providing a stable happiness for their partner. Only, that person is no longer that person. It evokes a feeling reminiscent of Rene Liu's song "Later."

The article is very well written. There's a subtle pain throughout, like a gloomy sky—silent, yet oppressive and unsettling.

I don't know why, but after watching this, I felt a tightness in my chest, and I felt incredibly uncomfortable. It was supposed to be a beautiful first love, a teenage boy and girl, such a pure and innocent romance, evident in every little gesture they made... Unfortunately, people always grow up and can't resist temptations, and Zhang Xiaoming was such a boy. At that time, Moka didn't understand... As I grew up, this betrayal from my first love became a lifelong pain in my heart.

... I prefer to be free and happy, to love food and home, and to drag anything I like into my nest, like a squirrel. May everyone have a simple and happy life.

Nice site!

Sorry I forgot to rate it, I'll add it later.

Fourteen years old, what an age! I always write about this age, it must be one I can never forget...