April Day in the South

Lin Huiyin, a famous modern Chinese female poet, has a poem called "April in the World", which reads: "You are the flowers blooming on each tree, and the swallows whispering in the beams; You are love, warmth and hope; You are April in the world! " In the spring of April, everything grows very quickly. The campus love stories of college students are just like the spring in April, they are love, warmth and hope. This story takes place at Nanfang University in Guangzhou, so it is called "April Day in the South". The ending of the story is: One day in the summer of 2012, many tourists came to the famous Brahmaputra Grand Canyon Scenic Area in the Nyingchi region of Tibet. This was the peak tourist season. Tourists come from all over the country, some come by car, some come on bicycles, and some come on foot. At the same time, there are also some foreign tourists who are either riding bicycles or hiking. However, there is a pair of tourists, a couple, who are extremely eye-catching. I saw that woman, extremely beautiful, with two braids on her head, and a calm expression on her face. And that man had a confident smile on his lips, looking so confident. However, he is too short, probably shorter than a first-grade junior high school student. The two held hands and walked along the bank of the Brahmaputra River in the sunshine. Just listen to the man say: "Xin'er, we succeeded, and we can finally become a glorious people's teacher on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau. My ideal is to leave love to the children on the plateau, and to fight for life to support the education on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau! What about you?" The woman smiled and replied: "Of course I'm with you! Xiaoqiang, I chose you, and I will love you and be with you forever. I will always support you!" Her smile was so beautiful that she couldn't seem to find a suitable adjective to describe it. It turns out that the man's name is "Xiaoqiang" and the woman's name is "Xin'er". He also took out a golden flower with eight petals from his trouser bag and gave it to her. This is the Kelsang flower, which symbolizes the strong will of the Tibetan people. They walked gently on the shore, but the waves in the river below were rough. The surging river seemed to be cheering them on for successfully passing the public recruitment for teachers in Tibet. After reading this ending, you must want to know the origin and process of this story, right?