A boy in Jining planted stars and roses as wedding flowers one year in advance. How hard does the boy work?

When getting married, the bride will hold a bunch of flowers in her hand. At the end of the wedding, the bouquet will be thrown to the singles in the audience to convey this joy. In Jining, Shandong Province, there is such a very attentive boy who planted roses and stars for his fiancee one year in advance, hoping to become a bouquet at the wedding. Through this video, I believe many people feel envious after watching it. Bian Xiao also envies such a boy, which can be said to be very attentive.

A boy with a heart In this video, we can see a handsome man planting stars and rose seeds all over the sky. The bride herself said that these flowers had already bloomed in her heart. This is really what it looks like to marry love. Boys who work so hard must love the bride very much. Preparing one year in advance means that he is ready to get married. I believe this boy must be a wife who cares and loves him very much. Bian Xiao hopes that every girl can meet such a boy.

Second, it was very touching. Many people are very moved after watching such a video, and they also envy the girls in the video. Nowadays, the divorce rate in the country is soaring, and many people can't stand the torture of life and choose to escape from the prison of marriage. Bian Xiao saw happiness in the boy's face, and he had to be deeply loved by the girl to make such a move. Bian Xiao hopes that every girl can marry love and have a boy who loves himself and loves himself.

Third, I hope every girl can harvest sweet love. When we watch idol dramas, we will be sweet by the interaction between the hero and heroine in the plot. In real life, each of us will meet our own happiness. Maybe the time is not yet ripe, just wait patiently, and we will eventually step into the hall of happiness. Love is a sacred and beautiful thing. Bian Xiao hopes that everyone can respect and care about their loved ones. Of course, planting flowers is a long process. Maybe I won't plant it next year, but it's still a very happy thing.