A writer and his novels. These are two very long, very long main lines in reality. The novel "Cold Blood" was made into a movie, and the movie "Capote" was made by the author of the novel. It's an interesting angle that makes it feel like reality isn't real.
Think of a poem in the first Chinese textbook: You stand on a bridge and look at the scenery, and the people watching the scenery are looking at you upstairs. The bright moon decorates your windows, you decorate other people's dreams.
It's bloody enough.
I want to read "Cold Blood" and watch the movie. Although it doesn't resonate much, it can be felt emotionally.
Actually... just want to go to the museum. Run out of humble misses in a two-hour screening room and on the way back and forth.
When I came back, I tried another way, and I was lucky to reach it successfully and didn't make a detour. Also, the roasted gluten on the roadside is really delicious. On this night of foodies, I have no heart to say: one capote is not worth two skewers of roasted gluten, ha.
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