Afternoon Tea and Rilakkuma's Silent Embrace

It's a very heart-warming story. When I read it, I didn't want to worry about whether it didn't have enough conflicts, wasn't ruthless enough to attract people, or whether such a happy daily life was like a fairy tale and not realistic at all, and so on. Just like sitting at the table by the window and drinking a cup of warm milk tea on a winter afternoon, it soothes people's hearts. There are fewer and fewer articles like this, please read and cherish them.

So gentle... So gentle... What makes me feel special about Mrs. Is that she did not create some perfect people, but bluntly expressed their feelings and imperfect thoughts, and then described them with a soft touch. People are always complex and diverse. It is precisely because of the complexity of human nature that they are so colorful and charming. This story uses complex and delicate psychological descriptions to show the tender little things in life that are easily ignored. Life is helpless, but it is precisely because of all kinds of helplessness that friendship, family, and love are all tender and powerful, making love particularly moving. I really like it. The life described in this article is very flavorful.

Super warm and healing, may gentle people be happy forever.

I have been crying since I saw it. I don't know how many years have passed. This is the book that still insists on Amway reality [][][]

Very gentle, tears keep flowing

I'm not very good at expressing myself, so I should have read all of the teacher's works, including "The City of Light and Shadow", "The Knife of Everlasting Sorrow" and "Rilakkuma"… The teacher's words always have a gentle power and always make me burst into tears even in the ordinary. Reading "The City of Light and Shadow" is a way to heal me. I read it out every time I'm in a bad mood. I bought several uncensored physical books, Teacher! After watching Rilakkuma, I just want to say: Come on, they are really super happy!

So warm. Thank you, madam.

I cry every time I watch it TT, I don't know why

So well written, so warm

Woo woo woo, you must always be happy, happy, happy