some private memories

Disc 2 was watched at the cinema with my cousin for the first time. At that time, my cousin was working as a part-time coach in an indoor swimming pool with a baby class, and I was swimming with a lifebuoy on. After the two people who went out of the swimming pool bought puffed food in the supermarket, they suddenly decided not to go to the comic store to borrow shoujo manga, and turned to a nearby movie theater. Then I saw Woo Yusen's version of the disc in the disc. As soon as Brother Tom came out, my sister and I hugged each other and shouted how handsome. As a person whose aesthetics are contrary to the mainstream vision, the number of times that I directly call "so handsome" to a recognized handsome face in public is absolutely rare. If it weren't for the summer vacations I spent with my cousin, I would read Jin Yong's famous novels on my pillow, or the life of a house girl reading a famous book on my pillow would definitely be a pale memory in my life. Of course, now it seems that the summer vacation rhythm of my sister, who thought it was very mainstream at the time, is more like the daily life of an otaku today. In any case, I still miss the good old days of being non-stop and doing nothing. The so-called youth, probably is the case.
Disc 3 is a disc I watched with my colleagues at the time. One afternoon, the female supervisor in Singapore suddenly called me into her small dark room. When I was playing drums to see if there was something wrong with my project, she excitedly asked me about the FUCKING NICE town in MISSION IMPOSSIBLE 3. Then, there was the experience of setting off from the tourist distribution center to Xitang with her and her new Irish boyfriend. It was raining heavily that day in Xitang. Apart from the sound of the rain, all ears were full of flirting and flirting from the multinational couple FUCKING to FUCKING.
Well, finally it comes to disc 4 in disc. Recalling so much, just to explain that there is a good reason why I would never give an objective assessment of the 4-in-a-dish. This series contains too many memories, the traces of the years are left on Tom's face, and also solidified somewhere in my heart. So even if it's more like a sci-fi movie, its heroine is so ugly, and its plot is so tight that it makes people uncomfortable, I still want to give it a high score, but I don't want to give it full marks. My cousin is in other places. The country has fallen to its roots, and the director of Singapore has lost contact with him. What remains by his side is the continuing disc-in-disc series and the memories that have not continued. So I leave the five-star expectation for the next dish in the dish, hoping that the dish in the dish 5 can create some new and wonderful memories for my life.

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