Some people say that a fish's memory lasts only seven seconds, but a person's memories of the past can last a lifetime. So from ancient times to the present, people have always been trapped in the fish tank called fate, but they do not have the ability of fish to choose to forget. Therefore, what makes people suffer is sometimes not the pain itself, but the memory that cannot be forgotten, or even is extremely clear. Therefore, the memory is sealed in the porcelain altar of time. With the tears silently shed at midnight, resentment gradually arises. The resentment turns into obsession, and then the obsession condenses in the chest, and finally turns into a little cinnabar.
The author reminds: Reading this novel requires a lot of patience and time. After all, this novel is full of trivial matters in life.
Finally, a tribute to Proust's "In Search of Lost Time."
Intention: a past event