I always like to deliberately avoid words like parting, as if you don't mention it or think about it, it has nothing to do with you. When I watched the short animated film "Father and Daughter", I watched it twice, and I still naively thought that the girl's father had to leave for some reason and left his hometown. . Year after year, the girl longed for her father's presence, but never saw him return home. The father has not yet returned, the girl has gradually grown up, until she meets the one in her life, she is a mother, and the girl is full of gray hair. But does my father know? When you are absent, where is the habitat? Father seems to have been gone for a long time, until the lake has dried up and turned into wasteland. The girl staggered through the neck-length deep grass and staggered towards the place where her father had left. Father's boat lay quietly halfway in the dirt, here's the boat, where are you? The girl carefully touches the hull of the boat, seeing things and thinking about people, which is probably the case. She stepped on the boat and lay down quietly, just as she was lying in her father's arms when she was a child. In her sleep, the girl finally saw her father, who was thinking day and night. After many years, the reunion of father and daughter, the scene of reunion after a long absence, is less of the unrestrained childhood. As someone said, when the situation of longing and thinking really appears in front of you, people are often timid. A father loves his daughter, no matter how deep his love is, it is no match for life and death. A daughter loves her father, no matter how deep the love is, there is nothing she can do. Days go on and on, time is so magical, little girls grow up day by day, rubbing shoulders with too many people along the way. One day a girl becomes someone's wife, someone's mother, and an old lady. The longer she walks on this road, the more she realizes that life is a cycle. Walking in the one-way street of time, there are always people in front of you and behind you, some people fail to reach the end and leave in the middle, and some people insist on reaching the end, making a perfect curtain call. The older I get, the more I realize that parting is the norm.
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