a woman,
on the way,
She met a lot of people.
She was helpful and simple. But you can see her embarrassment, she is very poor, her car is broken, and she has no money. She is a little old, not the age to wander.
She worked odd jobs to earn some money and then continued to drift.
She has no plans to stay in one place for a long time.
She said that she used to stay in one place, because her favorite husband died in this place, and she didn't want people to forget him, so she kept their memories together, their home together.
Finally, some accidents forced her to embark on a journey.
On her way, she met many people who shared their stories, exchanged experiences, helped each other, and bartered. Life seems so peaceful, simple and beautiful.
She listened to other people's stories about the beauty she encountered on the journey, the beauty that made her feel worth dying.
In summer, she also jumped into a river, and she also felt very happy and beautiful.
Some colleagues died, and some chose to settle down.
She returned to her relatives several times, and many people hoped that she would stay, but she still chose to wander, choose the distance, and choose the road.
She is not so eager for a home, a roof, she chooses to be on the road.
Choose to be free, choose to be displaced.
She passed through the desert, passed her former home, she passed through the empty home, opened the back door, and there was a beautiful view of the entire desert, the place where she had lived for many years.
She has no children and her husband has no parents.
She felt more at ease on the road.
She walked out the back door of her own house and continued her wandering alone.
Stay home, or go out.
Everyone has their own choices, but she is worried that some people don't have a choice?
She looked at a young man huddled by the side of the road, and she talked to him, wanting him to try another road, and then decide whether she had to be on the road.
She asked what about your family? Where's your girlfriend?
Maybe the decision after the choice is the life you really choose.
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