I have been poor all my life. In the eyes of others, I may be regarded as a loser abandoned by the world. I may have been victorious, briefly glorious, happy, brave, and experienced several near-death disasters in my life. Then I tried my best to do everything I wanted to do in my life. I kept moving forward with my frail body with my heart that never flinched. I record the scenery with one pair of eyes and measure the world with two legs. I have no children in my life, but I am not without worries. When I was young, I broke up with my family, and when I was old, I occasionally felt lonely. I once owned a dog, and then he died short-lived. I have also met many people, and then they stayed with me for a short time and then said goodbye to me. I once fell in love with someone so heartbrokenly that I was willing to almost give up my journey to freedom. He made me want to settle down and start a family with him for the first time. Then my true feelings changed, and we finally separated, and I was still free. I went to see the world, the wind, the sea, the snow, and everything in the world. I went to listen to the bustle of people in the vegetable market, the cheers and wailing in the hospital, and the sounds of nature in a silent place. I have seen many, many scenery and met many, many people in my life. I have given up many, many things and made many, many decisions. I have regretted countless times, but I still move forward unswervingly. So I kept moving forward, and as I got older, I kept moving forward. Until the end of my life, I died in a corner that no one knew. A sanitation worker who cleans tomorrow, or a thief who wants to steal my wallet, or a passerby who gets up early for a morning jog to live a healthy life, or a homeless person like me... He will find my body, kindly call the police, sigh with emotion, and then forget. As for the final evaluation of my life by others, all that was left was this sentence in conversation: "Oh, it turns out he is a poor man. He froze to death in the winter."
Intention: I want to be a free person, even if I am poor.