Asada! "-always open your mind and embrace everything.

There is a person in this world who pursues a sense of ritual and expects ordinary life to become more colorful under the flow of fingertips. Nowadays, the sense of ceremony is varied and different people have different interpretations.

The sense of ritual at this moment in life, whether man-made or accidental, will give this moment special meaning, distinguish it from other moments, and make this moment more unforgettable in memory.

When a person has a sense of ceremony, although it seems troublesome and demanding, for that person, those carefully arranged moments are unique and shining, and they will always be the most brilliant in plain memory.

Although many times the sense of ceremony is deliberate, the premise is that you can face the world enthusiastically and create your own special memories from it.

Asada! Asada Masahiro was determined to be a photographer since he was a child, but when he grew up, he fell into confusion and did nothing at home all day, until he took his first family photo according to his deepest memory as a child, and with the support of his family, he began to create patterns and travel to other places. So many difficult days and nights are supported by absorbing the invisible power in family photos. ...

In fact, it is not so much photography that makes Asada shine, but Asada creates more possibilities for photography on the road of self-discovery and self-realization, giving it a unique sense of art and ceremony.

And his family, his lover, are willing to participate and compose this special and wonderful movement with him, which is almost the most beautiful thing in the world.

Asada Masahiro, who finally achieved something, went to the hardest hit area by the earthquake and tsunami. In order to find acquaintances, he mistakenly joined the volunteer team for post-disaster reconstruction, and together with other volunteers, he set up a "photo storage office" from scratch to collect photos of the owner of the disaster area, wash them and dry them, and then display them, expecting the owner to claim them.

This section is longer than Asada, from small families to everyone. If the Asada family is to let Asada seek and realize himself, then everyone in this hardest hit area is to let Asada's politics grow and set goals. He never changed his mind, just like when he was a child, he had to get to know each other before taking pictures. He developed the photos one by one and listened to the story of the owner. He always put understanding first.

He has always maintained this habit of being engraved in his life. Every time he takes a photo, he will hold a sense of ceremony, which not only brings artistic sublimation to himself, but also adds luster to the people in the photo, making this photo an indelible existence in the hearts of the people being photographed.

In fact, as people get older, their perception of everything will decline. Things around you are too familiar and life is too dull. You can tell everything by intuition without thinking. Maybe it's too much experience, maybe it's not so much leisure, even the joys and sorrows have become very few, and the days can be seen at once.

Adults in my impression are always busy, wearing expressionless masks and busy day after day in the world.

Asada got a camera from his father when he was twelve, but he didn't achieve anything until he was thirty. At this stage, he is still searching and growing, in exchange for his selfishness and selflessness of his family. In other words, he has always been a child, always running only towards the place he wants to go, occasionally confused, but he can also find his way, which has always been inseparable from the support of his family.

And if he didn't try hard to find and carve the sense of ceremony into his bones, maybe Zheng Zhi Asada today is no different from other busy people on the street, and there will be no surprises.

How to preserve memories?

The brain is not a good thing, and memory will be immersed in the long river of time. After a long time, it will gradually dissipate, and I can't remember it clearly, but I can feel it clearly.

The earliest memories are letters, souvenirs, all kinds of objects devoted to thoughts, chat records or screenshots. I think photos are the best tool to carry memories. They not only have the ability to see things and think of people, but also can instantly pull people back to the memory of the past and immerse themselves in it.

I have always regretted that my father lost a mobile phone in junior high school, which contained photos of the whole family in those years. I also lost my mobile phone on 16, not because of the value of my mobile phone, but because I lost my photos bearing two years of memories. When I get old, without those photos, my memory will be broken and blurred, so I will lose those memories in the end.

I don't remember when I started to form this habit. I like to take photos with my mobile phone often, and I don't care much about the way and professionalism of taking photos. I don't want to show off just to stay and please myself. And anyway, I will try to keep all the photos, which will only increase rather than decrease. Occasionally, when the weather is good, I will turn it over when the weather is bad. I feel different every time, and the aftertaste is really beautiful and very emotional.

I think I'm a bit like Masahiro Asada. I looked at him and felt a sense of ritual in his soul, which was very similar to mine.

In fact, the sense of ceremony has both positive and negative meanings, but it doesn't matter to me. I only value what I want to leave, so I am willing to do my best to create and keep it. I don't want to be numb in the future. I want to be curious forever. I want to be in tears forever. I think I will always be moved by it. I think there is always something worth sharing and doing. I will always embrace the sense of ceremony and carve it into my flesh and blood as my medal.

Therefore, we should also try to take photos this year and try to take a family photo of Coco's love.