On the first day I moved to a seaside town during the summer vacation, I was pulled out of the rising tide by Tang Tang.
She shook her hair like a big wet dog: "My name is Tang Tang! Are you just standing there waiting to feed the fish?"
Later, we hid behind the rocks and kissed. She said that the sea is alive, and the salty kiss was the breathing of the sea.
But when our parents tore our hands apart, the sea became a prison.
On the night when we secretly contacted each other after breaking off contact, her voice was soaked in moonlight: "Grandma is gone, and the sea is calling me."
I smashed the window and ran for 300 kilometers, but only found the shell necklace she left on the reef.
Under the moonlight, the waves broke into silver flakes, and a smiling Tang Tang stood on the reef.
This time I finally hugged her, and the sea water gently covered my ankles.
Purpose: The ultimate pursuit of freedom, true love and individual existence, and the tragic resistance of life against secular prejudice and family oppression.