It's Dawn

When Ah Yi woke up, it was still dark all around, but she was already used to it. Whether it was in the previous life or in the past few years after returning home. I skillfully turned on the bedside switch, and the light rang. After listening carefully to make sure there was no other noise, Ah Yi got up from the bed. After washing and combing her hair in an orderly manner, she quietly walked out of the house in the clear morning mist. The sky was still dark at this time, and the narrow, lightless alleys and silent buildings made the darkness seem even more oppressive. Ah Yi's footsteps became faster and faster, and he gradually started running! … Unknowingly, the sky was covered with red clouds, and the morning sun was about to burst out. There were also a few people doing morning exercises on the road. Ah Yi smiled and greeted each of his acquaintances, and then hurried home along the way he was told. By the time I got home, my clothes were slightly damp. There is sweat, but more of it is water vapor caught between the grass and trees. After entering the door, Ah Yi heard a slight noise in the kitchen and smiled slightly, realizing that her mother had woken up. But he still subconsciously walked through the hall with gentle steps, returned to his room, and took a hot and ironing bath in the bathroom. Not long after, Ah Yi, with her hair still dry, sat down at the dining table following the aroma of the food. As always, there are still two sweet bean paste buns, a steaming cup of soy milk and a bowl of preserved egg and lean meat porridge sprinkled with chopped green onions. How unpleasant those bits of green are! Ah Yi blew on the scallions that were dotted on the porridge but had a strong presence, but she still didn't put them aside despite her mother's disapproving eyes. Although she succumbed to the offensive of her mother's eyes, Ah Yi couldn't help but muttered a few words in a low voice: "Who told you that you must add chopped green onion to boiled preserved egg and lean meat porridge? I need to know who it is..." The complaints gradually disappeared as her mother gently wiped her hair. Ah Yi narrowed her eyes comfortably, like a cat whose belly was scratched by its owner, and all its unhappiness was instantly soothed. Ah Yi's sharp eyes could no longer see her mother's triumphant and triumphant smile when she squinted her eyes. But the corners of her mouth that she raises even when she complains also let people know that even with the green onions she hates, even with such ordinary daily life, she still enjoys it. I just wish that it would be like this every day, every year.