Between the lines -- Graduation message: Graduation message

Author: Meng Di
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: Towards the end of graduation, a trend swept through the class. Almost everyone had a message book and a signature pen. You wrote poems for me, and I gave you words of farewell, so busy that we couldn’t keep up. We didn’t understand the value of each other while we were together, but parting instantly activated those memories, leaving us speechless. Parting is actually the beginning of acquaintance. Fate plays tricks on us like this. Don’t believe it, but eat the big grapes first. Remember, good times don’t last, and opportunities don’t come again. Brothers, let’s part ways for now, and we’ll meet again. It’s the best to be a Mongolian, with grasslands and a strong tolerance for alcohol. Love is carried on horseback, year after year, and your beard grows deeper than the grass. You have so much, yet you lack the boldness of a crab. I’d like to stand with you, like two shining stars, though we face each other, we can’t rely on each other. In the vastness, we can still share the same sky.