Proustian effect Autobiographical memories activated by the senses (especially smell and taste) may be one of the most powerful and influential memories. This experience is known as the Proustian effect.
Winter is coming again, I stand under the white snow, and you are hidden in the shadows. I haven't seen you for years. When the wind blows, I haven't looked back, I haven't heard your voice, I haven't seen your face, but I steal your breath from the wind. I think of your smile when I first saw you that day, and my hands are wet when I touch them. It turns out that my face is filled with tears. I always know that you have never forgotten me, and I have never stopped loving you.
We all hope that it will be good in spring, and we also hope that it will not only be good in spring.
There is no distinction between offense and reception. Readers can choose for themselves. It is an emotion of equality and respect. Whether it is love, friendship or family affection, as long as there is affection.
This article is adapted from real events around the author. There is no fixed character, because people are complex and cannot be fixed in a single language. It may not have the excitement and passion of ordinary romance novels. It will also be mixed with scientific laws and medical science, but I hope it can bring some solid warmth and salvation to readers.
Purpose: I hope to give myself and readers some solid warmth and redemption
