How big the world is depends on how many people you know.

Death doesn't mean the end.

But this dream is real.

Smiling is hypocritical.

Graphic | Mi Pai photographer guilty

Sorted out some ideas and ideas that were put into practice several years later.

Recently, I saw this passage:

How big the world is depends on how many people you know. Every time you know someone, the world will be bigger for you. There are many cities in this world, including Tokyo, Paris, Cairo, London and Istanbul. ...

But many cities are just names to you. You haven't been there, and there are no people you want to visit, so they don't really belong to your world. There are many people in this world, but you don't know them, and they don't belong to your world.

There are many delicious things in this world, but the world that really belongs to you is actually very small, only the places you have been, the things you have eaten, the sunsets you have seen, and the friends who will care about your life.

Many years later, when you think back to your hometown and read the data in the depths of your brain, you will find that many of your memories no longer exist, and even make you wonder if you have ever lived. After all these years, I never felt that I had much time to like someone. I have been struggling. Perhaps the best monitor when I was a child is now moving bricks in the factory. Maybe the girl who secretly loved me when I was a child is now "selling" because of vanity. Perhaps when I was a child, I felt that a harmonious family was actually full of scars, as if God had tampered with the world. There is nothing I can do about the world in your memory. I am incompetent and weak. I chose a person, soul and body, and let the nightmare accompany the road.

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