"Where is my book?!"
When I returned to my hometown on National Day, I accidentally opened the small bookcase in the corner.
"Sold it early. It's been two or three years before you found out?!"
The tone of the family is more surprised than I am.
what……
Staring at the empty bookcase, I couldn't help but sigh, and an indescribable sense of regret surged in my heart.
You know, originally, there were hundreds of books in it, almost all of which were subscribed or collected during childhood.
Among them, there are many "masterpieces" of that era.
"Fairy Tale King", "Transformers", "Gourd Brothers", "Gourd Brothers vs. Transformers"...
In this room where I grew up, they may be the only childhood imprints I have left.
For a moment, there was a feeling of being unable to go back.
01.
"Robin, what if you forget me?"
"I will never forget you, Pooh, I promise that I will never forget you when I am 100."
"How old am I then?"
"99 years old, silly little bear."
These lines of dialogue are from "Christopher Robin".
A live-action film adapted from the animated "Winnie the Pooh".
The story is about:
The protagonist Robin was in his childhood with Winnie the Pooh and Peppa Pig who lived in the forest of Hundred Acres.
But later, he left them.
Later, he got married and became a workaholic, lost himself.
In the end... forget it, not spoiler.
The whole tone is warm and interesting.
In particular, a group of cute dolls headed by Winnie the Pooh, each of them is full of personality, they are full of trust and affection for Robin, and the separation of childhood makes each other reluctant.
They feel that even if they leave, Robin will still remember them and will come back...
This reminds me of those toys from my childhood.
Bumblebee, Monkey King, Calabash Baby, Doraemon...
Each one is unique.
I never buy the same toys.
I remember, I kept them in my childhood when I was in love and wrote love letters indiscriminately, and I was reluctant to throw them away.
Later, my relatives gave birth to a child, and to save money, they snatched all of mine.
I reluctantly gave them away, like the ending credits of "Toy Story 3."
The only difference from the show is that I didn't have a car at that time.
To be honest, I have always wanted to wait for the children of relatives to grow up and retake them.
After all, those are playmates who have accompanied me throughout my childhood, and I have to take them home.
Although there are thousands of toys like them in this world, they are unique to me.
However, the bear children of relatives later lost them all.
I am very sad, so sad that I can't help myself, always bullying his children when my relatives are not paying attention.
This hatred will never end...
02.
"I am no longer a child, I am an adult, and I have the responsibility of an adult. Realizing my dream has a price."
"But you are Christopher Robin."
"No, I am not the me in your memory."
When Winnie the Pooh and Robin as an adult met again, he changed and he didn't care too much about it and his friends.
He was reluctant even to stay in the forest of Hundred Acres for an extra second.
Seeing this, I couldn't help turning my head to look at the toys in the room.
They are all bought on and off after work.
Some are cool, some are cute, some...
But I never talked to them madly like when I was a kid, and played together...
Most of them become furnishings after they are bought back.
Dust-filled furnishings.
The pressure of life makes me powerless.
Become a person who is about to lose his innocence.
It's been a long time, and I haven't thought of my "childhood playmates" anymore.
03.
"I defeated the Proboscis!"
In the play, after losing with Winnie the Pooh in the forest of Hundred Acres, Robin meets other childhood playmates by accident, but they don't believe that the boring adult in front of him is the most trustworthy friend when he was a child.
In order to win everyone's trust, Robin once again played a childhood game with them-"defeat the Proboscis".
In fact, there is no proboscis in the forest, but everyone is playing like that.
Tears.
When I was young, just like Robin, I would play various role-plays with my "childhood playmates".
King, commander, superhero...
"Give me strength!"
The superheroes of that era were not Marvel’s Spider-Man or Iron Man, but Seaman and his sister, Xi Rui.
In the fields and on the hills, I always like to shout heroes, and take my "childhood playmates", rush and kill, defeated the aliens, defeated the demon army, defeated everything seems impossible Conquer the enemy.
At that time, I naively thought that I could become a hero, dominate my life, and change my destiny.
But until he grew up and entered the society, he fell into a swollen nose and battered his head, but his fate was still plain, let alone being a hero, not even an outstanding young man.
I finally understand that maybe only with "childhood playmates" can I be a superhero once.
It’s just that I’m not as lucky as Robin, he can see them as long as he returns to the Hundred Acre Forest.
And I can't find the way back long ago, and I can't see them.
If the Hornet, who always acts as the vanguard, appeared in front of me at this time and said to me: "Boss, we are ready to fight! Please order!"
I will go back with him without hesitation, back to childhood, back to the carefree years, with Monkey King, Calabash Baby, Doraemon...
To fight the aliens, fight the demon army...
There is where the dream begins.
There is also the place where the dream ends.
"Robin, what day is it?"
"It's today."
"Oh, my favorite day."
"Me too, Pooh."
[It turns out that Robin has not changed. He is the same as us, but occasionally gets lost in the adult world for a while]
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