In that spring when catkins were flying, I lay on the bluestone in front of your house, and the catkins on the tree fell one after another, like fairies scattering flowers.
That year, you took me into your arms with pity and named me Liu Xu'er. You held me, carefully patted my chest and coaxed me: "Xu'er, from now on you will be my daughter, Xu'er."
Sixteen years later, you married her. You said she had been waiting for you for more than twenty years and you had to marry her, but you couldn't let me go.
I just looked at you and smiled: "My foster father's wife is also Xu'er's mother, and Xu'er will be filial to her."
When you looked at me, your eyes lost their sparkle, and you said, "In the next life, we will definitely be together in the next life."
But, in the next life, you didn't wait for me...
Intention: