No one knew why, but it was uncontrollably sad.
It's about a peaceful life, a story that's too slow and long, too close to the world we live in. The real, warm tingling sensation is suppressed, yet inexplicably moving.
I like that grandma, who always has a playful tone, and said a long list of seemingly simple words, but hidden sadness and philosophical thoughts. In fact, it's not slow, but maybe life will become easier if you don't know much about everything.
"I said, you have to be by my side and watch me grow old day by day."
"The so-called happiness is something that can only be obtained by not giving up. I have lived to this age, but I have never loved a person deeper than the sea."
"Don't be so lonely."
"What about you, do you have one?"
"Me, that's what happened."
"Ordinary people don't have it, but everyone still lives happily. No, it's because they don't have it that they can live and be so happy."
"It's complicated."
"It's very simple, life is actually very simple."
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