Infinitely Better

Most of the evaluations of Mr. Mo Shuzhao's works in the literary world are "profound artistic conception and timeless writing." Mr. Ye said that he didn't quite understand what "meaningful" meant. He said that whenever he read Mr. Mo's writings, he felt very romantic. In fact, Mr. Ye had never read Mr. Mo's works before Mr. Mo's death, because most of Mr. Mo's books were in the first person. Mr. Ye couldn't help but substitute for Mr. Mo every time he read them. He found it funny and strange - so he only read the letters written by Mr. Mo to him, and those letters really only needed to be romantic. After Teacher Mo passed away, Teacher Ye read his book. Miss Li Zhen asked him how he felt. Teacher Ye said that he didn't have much to comment on. We were reading Mr. Mo's book, and he was reading Mr. Mo. "If it's reading that's the best, then I've spent my whole life reading." Teacher Ye said. The last painting Mr. Ye painted before his death was a colorful sunset. I asked him if it had any special meaning. He said no. He just remembered Mr. Mo's favorite poem: "The sunset is infinitely beautiful, but it's almost dusk." ———— Ye Shi Art teacher x writer Letter style + diary style The attack and reception are undecided, so we draw lots according to the chance. It's very short, I hope you enjoy reading it. Intention: Use this as a book to tell the past, think about those who came before, and show those who will come.