Sending You Spring Flowers

Chun Shu's monotonous life became more colorful after meeting Liang Jiasi. She desperately wanted to escape from her parents, but unexpectedly traveled with him on that trip. He sat in her place and slept, and she didn't disturb him. When she got out of the car to rest, the juice he suddenly handed her made her feel different. She thought that she would not have any sense of existence because of her small transparency, but he knew her, and part of the reason why she joined the Music Association belonged to him. His freedom and enthusiasm during his road show made her lose her heart. He liked to tease her, see her blushing and shy look, and listen to her gentle retort. Chun Shu passed by her in a hurry on campus, causing the usually bohemian Young Master Liang to be ignored for the first time. He asked her to say hello to him, but she was embarrassed by her unfamiliarity. The childish Young Master Liang took the initiative to say byebye to her as a way to say goodbye. Liang Jiasi's unhappy look really echoed the saying "One thing comes down to another." He performed on stage to help her with emergencies, and in the library he helped her resolve a position dispute. After Chun Shu met Liang Jia Ci, his monotonous life gained a touch of vitality. The casual care was actually his care for her. The young man who usually cares about others also wants to be with her innocently. He signs a work contract with her in the name of the studio and separates their work and personal affairs. He is very considerate. He is serious about this relationship. He is planning a way out. Yan formally expressed his feelings to her, but the timid Chun Shu still ran away. She had her own insincerity, she had been selfish, and that daisy had set off a huge wave in her heart. The daisy that day opened a grand sea of flowers for her. She ran away in the middle of the performance and said sorry. The two didn't contact each other for a long time. They met again in the hospital. The two people who unexpectedly met in the emergency passage had their own worries. Chun Shu saw Liang Jiasi subconsciously hiding the medical record. She seemed to be using it very easily. He talked about his deadline, but he didn't know the truth. He said, "There is no burden for two mortal people to fall in love." He said one word after another without quality, expressing his love sincerely and passionately, and piercing her heart again and again, so let's be unbridled and selfish for once. No one can predict what will happen in the future. Cherish the precious time now and love freely! After getting a wife, Liang Jiasi instantly transformed into a wagging tail puppy. He is the brain of love and the god of pure love. But after getting together, Chun Shu still didn't dare to express her love wantonly. She was afraid of giving him too much hope and then leaving him in deep quagmire and suffering. Chunshu, who was in the abyss, did not dare to drag Liang Jiaci into the quagmire because she loved him and did not want him to suffer. He should have spent this life happily, freely and wantonly. She hadn't celebrated her birthday for a long time, but when they were together, he took her birthday to heart. On her nineteenth birthday, she really wanted to live to be ninety, and she began to be greedy for life and afraid of death because of him. A long time ago, Chun Shu had been able to face death calmly. From the beginning, she wanted to be strong and fight the disease bravely so as not to worry her parents too much. Later, after her younger brother was born, her death could relieve the family's financial pressure and her parents would have her younger brother by their side. Originally, she was relieved about everything after leaving, but his appearance made it impossible for her to face her own death calmly. With concerns in her heart, it was difficult to ignore the consequences. She couldn't let go because she liked him. People who are sick know their physical condition best. Being plagued by illness adds a lot of negativity to life. She wants to take advantage of the last time to be her enthusiastic and free self, and make the most of the little time left. Peng's mother was reluctant to part with her Chunshu, and she also didn't want her daughter to live in pain. Faced with this situation, parents' worries would inevitably be excessive, but it also took a lot of courage and determination for them to respect their daughter's decision. Chun Shu persuaded Liang Jiasi to do a project with her mentor and take advantage of this time to receive treatment again. She kept hiding it from him and refused to meet him. He thought she wanted to break up. When they met again, the moment they met his eyes, she couldn't leave like a stranger. She turned around and unexpectedly saw him following her. That day they hugged each other tightly on the street, Because of her, Liang Jiasi regretted not studying medicine for the first time. He thought that maybe he could save her, but if so, they might not meet each other. She likes him as he is now, which is good. Liang Jiasi took Chunshu to try new things that she had never known before, allowing her to have many experiences she had never had before, and Chunshu allowed Liang Jiasi to see the colorful light of the world, and she was his rainbow. Daisies will bloom all over the mountains and plains, but their love will never disappear and will never end. "Send You Spring Flowers" is really a beautiful title, and the cover is also very artistic~ I followed the story of Liang Jiasi and Chun Shu all the way to the end here in Ali, and I still had a lot of feelings. Although this is a b-story, I still love it! Finished spreading flowers, see you in the next story~

I have always stayed away from BE. If I don't like watching it, I won't take the initiative to watch it, because it is really uncomfortable to watch, but Chun Hua is extra special. There are no bloody misunderstandings, no deliberate sensationalism, just the fateful meeting of two ordinary people. Their feelings are like the wind in spring. They are so light at first that people can ignore them, but by the time they realize it, they have already blown into their hearts. Those heartbeats hidden in daily life may be a clumsy favor, a casual concern, or a silent companionship in a difficult situation. They don't have too many gorgeous words, but they are more poignant than any vigorous confession. (I burst into tears, I cried bitterly, I cried, cried, cried, cried) I'm always struck by the "bravery" of characters in books. They all have their own dilemmas, but they never choose to escape from their feelings. What I feel most distressed about is Chun Shu's bravery hidden in her tenderness. She had long known that her life was counting down, but she never showed any vulnerability in front of Liang Jiasi. When he said, "There is no burden for two dying people to fall in love," she agreed with a smile, and would secretly wipe the blood on the sheets at night; the night they fled to Mengcheng, she nestled in his arms and whispered, "I want to live to see the spring flowers next year," her tone was as soft as a dream. (In fact, we all know that what she wanted to wait for was never spring flowers, but the spring that she could spend with him. She hid all her fears in the medical records, leaving only the most vivid appearance in front of him.) And Liang Jiasi's love is sincere with fireworks. He is not a "good student" in the traditional sense. He is late at school, plays in a band, and loves to talk a lot, but he will fight off couples who occupy seats in the library for Chunshu. He will clumsily peel an apple after she undergoes chemotherapy. When she wants to escape to see the sea, he will drive her to Mengcheng overnight. Even when he didn't know the truth, he saved her class schedule in his mobile phone, remembered her favorite strawberry juice, and talked about "wanting to marry her." Later, when Chun Shu left, he placed spring flowers in front of the tomb, crossed out the crumpled wish list, and said, "You will be responsible for me when I go down." His tone was naughty, and there was also a hint of grievance hidden in it. It made me burst into tears. He hid his vulnerability in his heart. Deep down in your heart, you only leave a vivid image in front of the other person. Even if you know that the future is slim, you will cherish every moment together; the other person will respond with the most straightforward sincerity, keep the other person's preferences in mind, and fill the future plans with each other's presence. This kind of love that "knows that you can't do it but does it" has no hysterical accusations, only careful guarding, which makes it even more uncomfortable (crying, it's so uncomfortable, it makes me so uncomfortable) "Regrets are more unforgettable" (I'm really crazy that I can say this, and I will make a sign here!! I am a staunch heist!!!) Many people are afraid of BE and face the pain of loss, but how to say, even if some love does not reach the end, those traces of warmth and heartbeat will become the most precious things in the heart, just like the flowers that bloomed in spring. Even if the flowering period is short, it will leave a faint fragrance, so that when we think of it, we can still feel the beauty of that time. It will not make people indulge in sadness, but will make people know how to cherish and cherish everyone around them. Finally, there is the extra chapter about being grateful for the physical book, which made me a little bit more alive, even though it was just a dream... TNGVP

When I closed the book, a fine rain was falling outside the window, and I suddenly felt that the moist wind also carried the bitterness and tenderness of the spring flowers in Chuli's works. This romantic novel, labeled as a "short story BE", has no lengthy foreshadowing or cliché entanglements. It only uses the encounter and separation of two young lives, Chun Shu and Liang Jiasi, to write the four words "living towards death" deeply. Those fragments of secret love, regret and perseverance, like petals stained with morning dew, fall gently on the heart, leaving a long-lasting sourness and warmth. Chuli's brushstrokes are calm and restrained, but they can always inadvertently touch the softest corners of people's hearts. The story begins without hesitation and goes straight to the end point - in the pale corridor of the hospital, the sick Chun Shu and the carefree Liang Jiasi stand opposite each other, and the conversation is so straightforward that it is almost cruel. "How long do you have before you die?" "One year." "Shorter than you, ten months." "It shouldn't be a burden for two dying people to fall in love, right?" In just a few words, the heaviness of the countdown to life and the unique unrulyness of young people became one. There are no bloody misunderstandings about terminal illness, and there is no deliberate sensationalism. This "unburdened" love is more precious because of its honesty. Chuli tells readers from the beginning that this is a tragedy that is destined to end, but uses delicate writing to make every reader can't help but hope: maybe spring will stay for them for a while longer. The most touching thing in the book is the mutual redemption of two lonely souls. Chun Shu is a genius girl who is trapped by illness. Her life is fading faster in her best years. She is used to silence and alienation, but she sees freedom in Liang Jia Ci. Liang Jia Ci is a seemingly free and unruly senior who wraps his helplessness towards fate with a shell of cynicism. It was not until he met Chun Shu that he found the courage to fight against nothingness. Their love has no grand vows, only small companionship: watching old movies together in the ward, sharing a bowl of hot soup on the street late at night, and planning a future that can never be realized during chemotherapy. Chuli is good at capturing these daily moments. For example, Chun Shu whispered in Liang Jiasi's ear, "I want to live until next year and see the spring flowers again." For example, Liang Jiasi secretly wrote down a list to be completed with Chun Shu. Those simple wishes are particularly dazzling against the background of the countdown to life. "Liang Jiasi, give me spring flowers next year." This sentence is like a clue, connecting the joys and sorrows of the whole story. What Chun Shu wants is never a precious bouquet, but the most instinctive attachment to life - she wants to see the next spring with her own eyes and feel the vitality of the sprouting vegetation with the people around her. This simple expectation has become the cruelest joke of fate. Chuli did not let the story stay in sadness, but let Liang Jiasi fulfill his promise in his own way. The next spring, he stood in front of Chun Shu's grave with spring flowers, took out a crumpled piece of paper and crossed out the last item. His tone was still casual, but he could not hide his deep affection: "I have done everything you said for you." "When I go down, you have to be responsible for me." This belated "spring flower" is an unfulfilled agreement, a longing that spans life and death, and is the best annotation of this short-lived love. Chuli quietly revealed the starting point of this relationship in the interlude - it turned out that the seeds of secret love had quietly sprouted in the hearts of the two before they met in the hospital. Those unspoken heartbeats in youth, those eye contact when passing by, and those anonymous notes hidden in books, all become clear as time goes back. This setting of "two-way secret love" adds a layer of regret to the ending: they finally confessed their feelings at the end of their lives, but did not have enough time to spend together. Just like what is written in the book, some encounters are too late, and some farewells are too early, but it is this regret that gives this relationship the power to transcend time. Chuli uses this "belated honesty" to tell us that some love, even if it is short-lived, is enough to illuminate the entire life. When I close the book, I always think of Liang Jiaci's appearance in front of his tomb and the belated bouquet of spring flowers. Chuli did not give the story a happy ending, but gave the most authentic look of love - it is not eternal possession, but cherishing and protecting with all your strength in a limited time. Those unfulfilled promises, those concerns hidden deep in my heart, and those expectations for spring will eventually turn into another form of eternity. Just like spring flowers bloom every year, those sincere emotions will always be fresh in time. "Spring Flowers for You" has never been a relaxing book. It allows us to see the fragility of life and also allows us to understand the tenacity of love. Chuli uses a love destined to be parted to teach us to cherish every spring in front of us and those who accompany us for a while. After all, not all waiting can wait until the flowers bloom, but every sincere contribution is worth remembering. Just like the story of Chun Shu and Liang Jiasi, although it ended in the cold winter, it stayed in spring forever.

My heart hurts so much. The hardest thing is not not losing love, not losing it again after getting it, but the separation between yin and yang. I almost never read be, but this one is really poignant. It's really a pity, but at the same time, I'm glad that they met in the car on the way to Mengcheng. I believe that one day they will meet again, taking Chunhua as their faith.

Let's make a short play, I really like it

Chun Shu should be well over there, and don't forget Liang Jiasi. One day, he will send spring flowers to you.

After watching "Spring Flowers for You", I felt depressed for a long time and couldn't get over it. When I first read it, I thought it would be an ordinary gentle love story, but the further I read, the more sad it became. Chun Shu looked at An Jingjing. She was in poor health and was trapped in pain. It was unknown whether she would be able to wait until next spring. But she is very stubborn and transparent at heart. She has no complaints and still treats life gently. When she met Liang Jiasi, she must have secretly mustered up a lot of courage. Even though I knew I couldn't give him long-term companionship, I still couldn't help but be tempted and lusted after that rare and warm time. They made a promise about spring flowers and waited for the flowers to bloom with full expectation. No one expected that the ending would be like this. There is no crying or fussing scene in the whole book, but this kind of quiet parting is the most poignant. They agreed to enjoy the flowers together in the coming year, but in the end only one person was left to keep the promise. It turns out that some encounters are just a short trip. No matter how true the love is, it cannot match fate. When I close the book, I can't help but think of the sentence about sending you spring flowers. The flowering period will be the same every year, but I can no longer wait for the person to come to the appointment. Regrets are buried in the spring breeze, but those short-lived but sincere likes will always remain in memories. 😭 😭 😭 😭 😭

A very good book to cry about. When describing Chun Shu, my wife's writing style has a faint feeling of Chun Shu, but when writing Liang Jiaci, it will be a bit wanton and free and easy. In fact, this book has been in my favorites for a long time, but I never dared to open it because I was afraid of the BE tag. The same was true during the reading process, as if I was even more cowed and distressed because I had predicted the future. If readers are like this, Chun Shu who is in it will be even more painful and at a loss. On one side is the hopeless future, and on the other is the lover whom he loves deeply and refuses to suffer. If Chun Shu is in the middle of the situation, I think it will only make her more miserable and helpless. Chun Shu promised that her beloved Liang Jiasi's dream would come true, and Liang Jiasi chose to use his own hobbies to record his love and memories for Chun Shu. And I was off-screen, truly wishing they had an afterlife.

Next year, remember to send me spring flowers (??) I will cry to death

Even though I know it's BE, I still can't help but read on. Love is so beautiful. I hope they meet soon in the next life and have a happy marriage together~