"No dad" Who would want to have no dad? But the teacher’s questioning is really cold and cruel. The topic of the composition for the second and third grades of elementary school is called "My Dad." At the time, I was at a loss and couldn't tell me what to do. Mom told me you just told me that my parents were divorced... At the age of seven or eight, I wrote it obediently. After a paragraph to fully explain my family background, I was called to the office by the teacher the next day. A group of major teachers asked me with curious eyes: "I didn't expect your parents to get divorced? What does your father do? Your mother Is there any remarriage now? Do you have an uncle? What does your uncle do? Is he good to you? Do you call him uncle or dad? A doctor who does heart surgery with a knife [I love the sense of life that is overflowing with every frame of the movie] Summer breeze, octopus pellets, sweet and sour milk, big mouthfuls of meat, lavender cosmos, evening railroad tracks, night wine, swimming pool, water flower, purple gauze skirt, original filter Mirror [I love the sound that comes out every moment of the movie] The sound of kicking footsteps, the sound of running water, the sound of rustling plastic bags, the ethereal echo in the tunnel, the chucking of laughter, and the pattering of laughter The sound of rain, the swish of toothpaste foam, the swish of the mouthwash, the choking noise of the train passing by, the buzzing of insects in the summer night [the child is crying out of my heart, and really got goosebumps on me] The brother who wants to realize his wish the most has not made a wish The brother who has no wishes made the wishes. These wishes may not be able to achieve the miracle they expected, nor did the volcano occur. There is no eruption. Parents are not reunited. But my brother chose the world. Every life in the world is a miracle. I have to burst out the energy from time to time" "So I have to work hard to live happily" "Today will not accumulate dust anymore" (I really want to eat light soup ah ah ah ah ah ah ah
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