Haicheng has been a big dream for decades. Youth, love, fame and wealth were nothing to her, no matter how clear they were when she held them up, they would eventually slip through her fingers, so she gradually stopped doing stupid things like hanging on to the moon.
He nodded and asked her: "Mengdie, what do you want?"
She said nothing.
What does she want? She could no longer remember what she wanted. Half her life had flowed by like this river. She had fought, begged, hated, and loved, but in the end she was still naked.
"Give me a pair of satin embroidered shoes," she said. "I want them to be white with orchids embroidered on them."
Purpose: To express thoughts on youth, love, and marriage by describing the various choices and helplessness faced by women in the face of money and marriage in the transition period between the old and the new.
