It has beautiful pictures, easy-to-understand stories, humorous and humorous dialogues, and subtle and meticulous relationships between characters. It makes you feel deeply without knowing it. The family, friendship and love between people it shows have a faint Sadness, but what this faint sadness brings to people is hope. Hope, yes, just hope that
life will always have twists and turns in one way or another, it cannot always be smooth sailing, and it is not always messy. The most beautiful things in life can't be explained by logic or reasons, but by feeling with heart, repeated blows can only make us stronger, if we have faith, hope, and love,
some things are ours What we can't change, we can't change, so no matter what, we must keep going. It's like a story in the play: Linda, who is proficient in traditional Chinese medicine and Shujia, returned to this small town after wandering outside for more than ten years, and found that she gradually fell in love with Dr. Brown, and Brown also liked her, and the two loved her. How rare, but Linda decided to leave this hometown she had just returned. Brown said to her as she left; I like you, it's true, maybe you don't know how you feel, maybe you know but you belong, no matter who that person is, I respect him, maybe you don't believe it, But I know how I feel, it's okay, I'll be fine. Linda smiled and held back her tears, turned around and walked into the car door, by this time, the tears had already flowed silently. All this is because she unfortunately got HIV in Africa, and she faced all this alone, no one knew. I think, life is like this, life is like this. We only have to insist that
it will tell us how to face life, how to face love, how to face all the troubles and happiness in growing up, and how to have it again after losing hope.
In this terrible world, isn't such a snow-capped town exactly what we hope for?
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