The "Skeleton Demon" searches for the true meaning of life, and the "Car Mechanic" laughs about the true nature of life. People from two worlds met in a small town by chance, and they became entangled from then on.
It's been a year since I started digging again. First of all, I would like to thank those old friends for giving me great encouragement. A reader once asked me whether many of the articles I write are based on reality. I would like to reply here. Almost all of my modern articles have a shadow of reality. Some are more realistic, such as the ordinary and the sky, and some are less realistic. Meeting·Lijiang is also semi-realistic, and more importantly, it wants to express our thoughts on life - what kind of life do we want, what kind of love do we want?
Where do we really end up in the bustling metropolis, with high-rise buildings and cars passing by? As for love, should we remain in awe or fear? Should we wait for someone who is willing to pay for ourselves, or should we find someone to devote ourselves to.
I have been thinking about it, so I wrote it down in plain writing. I have been writing articles over the years. From the time I entered JJ in 2008 to now, I have written a lot, including occasionally some fast food articles. But this journey has more of my thoughts and my journey. I always hope that what I can give my readers is not a story that can be laughed off, but a truth that can be recalled.
Nowadays, I rarely put a lot of thought into the ups and downs of the plot, and I don't write exciting things to win eyeballs. I write everything plainly that contains the thoughts I want to express, and treat it as a gift to friends who are willing to read my articles.
I have grown up over the years, how about you?
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