Qin Chen, a photographer with autism
Cen Jing, a reporter for a geography magazine
A life-and-death embrace in the desert
A vow made in the holiest of places
At last, he opened his heart
She was willing to settle down with him
Yet the world is full of change
Together, then apart
You and I remain in each other's hearts
How absurd, this fickle world
The heart stays true, love lasts long, so why fear change?
You haven't left. You've always been in my heart
So
You never broke your promise
You're still here by my side
If I were to forget everything about you
Would God let us meet once again?
The inspiration came from the song "Impermanence" by my goddess.
Lyrics below:
The flowers blooming in Antarctica are already so fragrant
The fish in the desert have begun to sing
If, against all odds, you're doing well
I can only blame time for not having passed long enough
Just as my eyes have already begun to frost over
My ears have married the real lie
If I still say that you and I are just as we were before
How could I face life's absurdity?
Let all the pleasantries be blown away by the wind
Let every reunion become a dream
Let every regret
Be reduced to what they call forgetting
And fulfill that line about impermanence
Where could we still find the moon we saw back then?
Every second, the starlight shifts
Don't say your heart is still the same
How disappointed the mulberry fields and the blue sea must be
Let you no longer recognize me
Let me no longer be afraid to let myself go
Let every regret
No longer have to be forgotten
And fulfill that line about impermanence
Let everything forgotten
Forget how to forget
Let impermanence become the norm
Theme:
Really. . . Not easy