This is a personal essay.
It doesn't contain any novel plot, just a bit of rambling.
A few words about one small thing from my youth.
"The sky was a little gray, casting a faint shadow on his face. It looked heavy, making his features seem more defined. He was a little boyish, very fair, with long eyelashes. I was being greedy, hoping that we, he and I, would do brilliantly on the college entrance exams, and that his whole life would be safe and go smoothly."
"It was only four degrees that day. I pulled my suitcase out of the car and walked back one step at a time. The car could have driven in, actually, but after all these years, I just feel like this is where I should stop."
"The most important thing now is to keep making myself better. Don't keep looking back. You can only look back on the past; you'll never return to it, and time won't start over. Everyone else has moved on. I can't stay stuck there forever."
Theme: Personal essay
People should have illusions about love and eternity Maybe they won't go any further in the future. But what is certain is that They still have contact And the next time we meet Nothing to regret They are also witnesses of each other's youth Maybe next year they will all come ashore. Did you make an appointment to go hiking and eat Haidilao again?
It's really well written, I hope more people will discover it.
Madam, I think that in the first paragraph of the first page, the sentence "I have a..." Can be changed to, "I have a..." Secret. I think this makes sense and won't be weird. If necessary, one can be changed into one.
Big! So well written! Why haven't I signed a contract with you yet?