Love Poems to You in the Distance for Twenty Years

Dear: Thirty-seven days after you left, I was finally able to calm down and write our twenty-year story into the longest love letter. Do you still remember Christmas Eve in 2006? You were wrapped in that khaki down jacket, and your voice was as hoarse as crumpled letter paper, but in the mechanical blind date process, I heard the beat of my heart, and I was shocked to realize that fate had already written the encounter as a foreshadowing - it turns out that all the clumsy opening remarks are the prologue of the long years to come. Our love is like a slowly smeared ink painting. Those nights when you were on the sofa watching dramas, the tissue I handed you when you cried over Korean dramas; when I helped you grade your homework, you pointed at the students' imaginative sentences and laughed until you couldn't stand up; and when you were preparing for pregnancy, you carefully studied the ingredients of milk powder, and I clumsily followed the video to learn how to make soup... These small pieces of warmth in life are more touching than any romantic scenes. The most unforgettable thing about you is when you were nine months pregnant. You jokingly called your belly a "little pot table", but when you couldn't sleep due to fetal movement late at night, you still gently touched your belly and talked to the baby. Only then did I realize that the most precious thing in the world is not the unborn child, but you who have walked hand in hand with me through the wind and rain. When the nurse held the twins and said, "Mother and child are safe," I finally understood that the so-called happiness is the light that is still bright in your eyes even after the disaster. In twenty years, I have no expensive jewelry, no gorgeous promises, only this memoir woven with time. When you come back, we will continue to write a new chapter together, and live the life into the most beautiful love letter in the ordinary fireworks.