Among all Chinese words, which one makes people feel most sad and melancholy? In my opinion, there is nothing better than the understatement of "no chance".
A month ago, due to an opportunity, I was touched, and I had a long-lost state of mind to sort out my memories and recall the years of youth I had experienced, the love, desire, pursuit, ecstasy and disillusionment.
After all, history is not just about the great achievements of great figures; nor is it just about productivity and production relations. History is also the life history of countless dust particles. People who have no fate as many as the sand in the Ganges have lived and loved this life, but they may not have "written it".
Rabindranath Tagore once said that Shah Jahan "would rather let the royal power disappear, but hope that a teardrop of alas will last forever." However, he also said: "Time is ruthless, it has no mercy on the human soul, and it laughs at the futile struggle of the soul because it does not want to forget."
In fact, Tagore understood that sometimes, this kind of struggle may not always be in vain, otherwise, he would not dream back to the era of Kalidasa and imagine that he fell in love with a certain Malwa girl in that era.
The winter rain is pattering outside the window tonight, which is a good time to relive the past with halva and Pu'er tea. I want to reorganize the story I wrote in two answers, namely the "Lake of Tears", about youth, desire, dreams and love. So, I picked up the name "Wu Yuan Cao" and opened such a column.
After filming "Brokeback Mountain", Ang Lee said: "Everyone has his or her own Brokeback Mountain." I don't like this sentence, I even hate it. However, I think there should be many people who have had their own "lake of tears" and lamented and sighed about "no chance".
What is written here is all true, but not all the truth. For many characters, I used codenames or pseudonyms. There are some stories that I have not told, some because they are not suitable yet; some because it is not yet time to tell them.
Purpose: Lived and loved