In the summer when she was sixteen, Qi Meng was beaten for the first time. Her rebellious period as a teenager made her think about running away from home.
When Qi Meng was in the most embarrassing state of being beaten at home, he saw Lin Feng for the first time. The young man stood at the door and handed over a piece of paper.
Qi Meng always felt that Jiang Feng's approach had other motives, including the envelope sandwiched in the book, the name engraved on the wall, and the sunset they watched together.
Later, Qi Meng exchanged a secret with a sister in the library. She only asked Qi Meng to look at the maple tree at the end of the alley. The answer was under the tree, but under the maple tree was that young man, full of love.
The relationship between a girl and a boy is naturally stronger than the smell of falling maple in that chilly autumn.
Now, what Qi Meng can think of most is that poem that she has read countless times, which contains the girl's huddled thoughts.
"Stop and sit in the maple forest at night, the frost leaves are as red as the February flowers."
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Stop and sit in the maple forest at night, the frost leaves are as red as the flowers in February - "Mountain Travel" by Du Mu of the Tang Dynasty
The story is about the poet stopping the carriage because he loved the evening view of the maple forest, and stood still to look at the flowers in February.
When we encounter something we like or are beautiful, we can stop and enjoy a moment of tranquility. That kind of happiness can be remembered for a long time.
Intention: Be a strong maple leaf