The decision to write this story stemmed from an old dream, and I also accidentally read Jiang Kui's "Secret Fragrance", "How many times did the moonlight shine on me in the old days, and I played the flute beside the plum blossoms?". That time I traveled more than 2,000 kilometers to a small town in the south of the Yangtze River. I felt the fragrant ancient city and the moonlight as old as before. I left a thought in my heart: write an article to record what I saw, heard and thought there.
I once had a crush on someone, and initially I wanted to tell this story around the topic of crush, and use the protagonist's deeds to express my inner thoughts. But in the end I didn't do that. Ying'er and Ji Yi are not me and him, so why should they have to work so hard to love like me? So I gave this story a happy ending. Everything goes smoothly and there is not too much entanglement of love and hate. In fact, life is not the same. Behind the seemingly complicated surface, it is actually very simple.
I wanted to describe that accident in more detail, but due to the limited writing style, it would be nice to briefly mention it in one sentence, perhaps leaving a little more room for fantasy. The reason why the ending mentions happiness and misfortune is because someone once interpreted a sentence in "Andersen's Fairy Tales": "It is extremely difficult to obtain, but it can give you the courage to break through thorns." The accident in the article is just the beginning. Whether it is the end or whether there will be other accidents in life in the future, no one can predict these. But just face life positively, and you will always encounter good things.
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