Don't Speak

What “Mo Shuo Hua” really means is that a certain creature called Mo Mo Mo has something to say. They say every great work through the ages is copied from something else, so you could also call this a borrowing from the old words of the great female writer Zhang Ailing: “Zhang sees.” Then it suddenly hit me that “Mo Shuo Hua” means “Don’t speak.” How depressing. If I’m not supposed to speak, why am I writing here at all? Then I thought about it again. Exactly, isn’t writing what you do when you’re not supposed to speak? Isn’t it because I’m not good at speaking in everyday life that I want to pour certain feelings out through my fingertips and keyboard, like a dam bursting? They say this little creature’s been in a much better mood since it started writing! It eats better, sleeps better, its hormones are back in balance, the little pimples on its face are gradually disappearing, and even its senile dementia is almost cured... I’ve gone off topic. Anyway, this thing will probably never be finished. Having an ever-present unfinished story on the page, hahaha, isn’t so bad when it’s a project with no pressure. Write whatever I want, say whatever I want. For someone who isn’t good at maintaining her Yahoo blog and has only ever put one story and three pictures there, this is relatively easy. After all, I’m used to Jinjiang. In short, Mo Shuo Hua. Theme: