In her immature pale and petite body, there
is a small spark lurking, brewing a magnificent dream.
She wants to break away from the step-by-step growth track,
blooming like a flower in the feast of the dense flower capital, swaying and colorful;
she is obsessed with classical music, medieval oil paintings, elegant jazz restaurants, and
ambiguous whispers like a lady, with a touch of light emanating from her fingers Tobacco taste.
That was her imagination of her adult world.
Originally, she thought that it should be her years later.
But he can easily achieve her who loves this imaginary world.
He is obviously good at it.
He has a meticulous smile, an impeccable gentleman's demeanor, and a smooth and restrained way of life.
He caters to your simple fantasies and
plays hard-to-eat for you who lack emotional experience.
He just knows how to capture you and capture your parents.
Too bad it was all just a dream.
At the end his real wife tells the truth: "I hope you didn't come to destroy
my family. Because someone tried to do it." The fat folded around his waist eventually betrayed him; what was wrapped under his face that looked like a holy son was nothing but the flesh and wine of an adult man. Falling is for one's own vanity, and one can only rely on oneself to be redeemed. The reckless expansion and self-righteous spiritual freedom gained from material freedom, in fact, this freedom is still attached to others and hidden in shackles. Because it used to be so beautiful, once you take off this mask, you will discover the ugliness of the real world. When you wake up from a dream, growing up is only a split second.
She thought she had nothing, and lost everything when she lost her lover.
But it was me who won back. Even an old face.
The story does not give us too much sad time, such as the twists and turns of life are always approaching step by step.
When I was young, I always thought that there was spiritual freedom only after material freedom;
but after the ups and downs, I realized that
with spiritual freedom, material freedom is irrelevant.
Material freedom is nothing but a bottomless pit.
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