What is Mizuho's article about quiet night mainly written?

This paper mainly describes the author's experience of boarding in Mizuho Hot Springs when he was a teenager and accidentally tasting peace and delicacy.

Quiet Night in Mizuho thomas lee

That year, after fierce competition, we finally got into an ideal school near our hometown. Young and simple, I still don't know how to hide my joy, and even my pride can't be suppressed. After publishing the list, he cackled like a newly feathered cockerel. To celebrate this victory, four of our friends went camping in Mizuho Hot Spring.

Unfortunately, it rained heavily on the mountainside that night.

(3) The campfire that had just been lit was put out, and the camp was so muddy that even the tent oozed water, so we had to clean it up hastily and retreat to a small Japanese hotel deep in the pine forest to stay.

The scene is a bit awkward, but the interest is not diminished. After washing the hot springs and changing into dry clothes, we still laughed and played, chasing and playing on the wooden cloister, and the whole hut was trampled by us.

I don't know when the owner of the hotel appeared at the door and wouldn't let us play any more. He has a kind face, but we know he is serious. Everyone had to keep silent and crept back to their room. But I didn't leave. I stayed alone in the cloister in a daze, letting the boss know that I was unwilling!

6. The rainy night in the pine forest is particularly quiet. The hot spring hookah clings to the slope, like the lake waves rushing slowly, and the lights of the town five miles away are flashing in the sparse pine needles. I have never seen such a peaceful and beautiful scenery. When I stare at it, it seems that my hand is lifting the curtain. I thought there was nothing above the stage, but the scenery was in place. I don't believe it at the moment, just looking around. I wanted to leave, but I was stopped by some rustling. Those light and thin voices come from the depths and the vicinity of the pine forest, from the hookah of the hot spring, from the suspended floor and the eaves hung with raindrops. So, I sat down, quietly listening and watching.

⑦ Before that, I never knew that I could be quiet, that I could keep my eyes open and ears open, that I could keep my mind clear as a mirror, that I could clearly reflect my childhood and show the way of the future.

Today, I felt the quiet delicious food for the first time. In this restless youth, I have tasted it from time to time since then, and I have achieved many things from it.