"No one stood with me at dusk, and no one asked you how warm the porridge was." The original words came from reading Shen Fu's autobiographical essay Six Chapters of a Floating Life. Later, it was changed to lyrics.
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Opening the boudoir, Shen portrayed a beautiful and delicate image of a daughter: "It has a long neck and shoulders, and is thin and unobtrusive, with fine eyes, but only two teeth are slightly exposed, which seems unsightly." A lingering state that makes people's meaning disappear. "This is the first time he saw Chen Yun when he was young. That night, Yun made him homemade pickles and warm porridge. When it was delicious, cousin Yun squeezed in and said jokingly, "I want to eat porridge, but it's specially prepared for your husband! "Ha ha, at that time, Chen Shen and his wife died. When I read this, I also smiled, which led to a happy marriage.
Then they got married, which was the happiest and most beautiful time. I was moved by their true love again and again. Their relationship is not earth-shattering, nor is it lovelorn, nor is it a swan song. I'm just deeply excited about the trivial things in their daily lives.
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