A Senior Student's Very Diary

Author: Zhang Huan
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: Milan Kundera said, "Gatherings are always for farewells." Yet, we should cherish everything we have experienced—sharing a page of a diary in candlelight with a roommate in the middle of the night; snuggling close to a loved one under the moonlight, laughing at the stars in multiple languages and saying, "I love you"; the clapping of tables and the clinking of bowls accompanied by melodious singing. All of this feels like yesterday. For most people, senior year marks the end of campus life. Precisely because of this, it becomes even more precious, even though we don’t want to say goodbye, separation still becomes an unchangeable reality. Nostalgia for senior year led me to write these words, both to honor the past and summarize the past, as well as to open up the future...