I used to read, "The one I love is separated from me by mountains and seas; neither can be crossed."
I thought a boat could carry me across the sea, and a path could lead me over the mountains.
Only later did I learn that mountains and seas can all be crossed. The hardest thing to overcome is the human heart.
The year they met, Lin Zi was eight and Wen Han was twelve.
She was the wild, unsupervised girl next door. He was the darling of his family and teachers.
The year they met again, Lin Zi was twenty-eight and Wen Han was thirty-two.
She was a "pure soul" in the entertainment industry, scrambling for every advantage and putting profit first. He buried himself in the small space of an operating room, dedicated to treating the sick and saving lives.
She said they were like two planets, drawn to each other, close enough to touch yet unable to approach.
He said, "This is the perfect distance. Let's explore it together. You'll always be in my sight as we fly side by side."
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I write this out of love, so I can only promise an update every other day, though I'll update daily when I have time. (I'm stocking up chapters lately. I absolutely won't abandon the story, and I'll be back! 2018.11.20)
Inspired by the term "Ping Xie," the interpretations by Wa and Ya Er, and Guo Ding's song Mercury.
I may revise the story from time to time. Please forgive me, dear readers, for wanting to do right by Lin Zi and Wen Han.
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