A Meter of Snow, a Mile of Love

When it snows, who do you think of? Qi Mo has lived in the South Island since he was a child, where people celebrate festivals with short sleeves and there is no snow all year round. When she was sixteen years old, following her mother's instructions on her deathbed, she came to Otaru, Japan, and started a new life. In the 1990s, my parents met in Otaru and became acquainted with each other through the movie "Love Letters". Now, she comes to Otaru to fulfill her mother's last wish, bringing with her the yellowed love letters and photos from 20 years ago. Who would have thought that in a foreign country, I would meet a familiar friend. "Is "Love Letter" good to read?" Qi Mo asked. "General." Fujii Quan said. "That's because you don't understand." Intention: When it snows, who do you think of? I have seen mountains and rivers, but I have never seen snow. Lovers miss the glory and tenderness of the past, playmates miss chasing each other and having snowball fights in the pasture, and relatives miss whether they have extra clothes to keep warm thousands of miles away. At subzero temperatures, animals curl up and stay in their "houses" like snails. The people in the room looked at the snow outside the window, their thoughts drifting away and their thoughts spreading. I hope everyone has someone they miss when it snows.