In 1997, when he was twenty years old, he published his first book, met some writers of the same period, and gained his own book fans. In the year when the whole country celebrated Hong Kong's return to China, he stayed in Hong Kong for three months to find inspiration with the writers who came with him.
Later they went to Sham Shui Po, where he sponsored a man five years younger than him.
He did not expect that the person he supported would later become someone he often talked about, wrote about, and chanted in his heart.
He also did not expect that many years later his work would be remade by an internationally renowned director. He himself was asked what he felt about that person.
"I fell in love with him too fast," he said.
The reporter smiled and said, "If you fall in love too fast, you won't realize the hard work of chasing someone, right?"
He nodded, shook his head, and never answered the reporter's question.
Walking to the waters near Hong Kong, looking for a boat out to sea, driving to a position where Hong Kong could not be seen, and pushing through the salty water, the young man remained the same as he was in his early twenties, quietly studying this unknown world there.
He no longer surfaced all year round and sank to the bottom without any struggle, just like a whale sinking, leaving all his tenderness in the ocean.
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Steady and gentle, famous writer attacks
A Hong Kong-style love spanning more than ten years, ending BE
Purpose: Any pure and free love deserves to be respected