In the Story of Time

We born in the 1980s have already grown from handsome young men to "middle-aged" uncles with a slight belly. The three movements, two rings and one gold of the 1980s have been replaced by motionlessness in this era. Time flies like an arrow, and looking back, we can no longer go back. Family, love, and friendship, these tentacled feelings, ignite a spark of light in our lives. We like the restlessness, but we forget to live in an ordinary atmosphere. Among many ordinary things, there is a kind of life that has a rhythm. I hope you and the circle around you can live a rhythmic life in ordinary life. Opening this book, you will find that those memories that have been forgotten or lost have a different kind of declaration here. Do we really have no memories in time? No!