Always fresh

Author: Luo Shike
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: The passage of time and the growth of physical and intellectual abilities. Driven by the pursuit of education and distant dreams, the nerve of "though the hometown is good, I do not want to return" was touched. Perhaps due to reality, I finally embarked on an unreturnable journey of drifting, gradually moving away from my hometown. Time does not wait, but the teachings of my parents have always lingered in my mind, never forgotten. Especially the traditional Chinese concepts and thinking have filled my mind, never diluted or faded by external influences.
Content of the book: When I was a child, I looked at picture books. In one picture, there were several standing coconut trees, and under the trees, a group of girls wearing half-length skirts and chest bands were playing. Next to the picture were a few small words: "Paradise of South America." This faint impression sometimes stirred a little ripples in my heart. Later, while eating rice noodles in Tainan, I read a short story by Xiao Chuanwen titled "Brazilian Atmosphere." She described the life of Brazilians as romantic, with a strong Latin flavor. Young people often held guitars in their arms, singing love songs while riding on the walls. In an instant, a group of girls swarmed over, gathered around, and danced to the rhythm.