(1) Long-distance lovers hold their mobile phones for Valentine's Day.
This year's epidemic has caught people off guard. At first, I thought that, like SARS, people's traffic would not be hindered as long as they had their body temperature checked. Unexpectedly, the epidemic lasted for such a long time, and we all responded to the call, not going out and not adding chaos. On Valentine's Day, a friend of mine in love sent me a message saying that everything he bought was blind. She is a very romantic person. This year is her first Valentine's Day with her boyfriend. She wants to create a particularly warm environment to show her happiness. Before Chinese New Year, I bought a lot of balloons, candles and red wine. I also learned to make cakes and several special dishes for a long time, and bought a beautiful tablecloth for this. Everything is here, but people can't see it She decorated herself at home and made a video call with her boyfriend, which is equivalent to spending time together.
(2) Couples who risk their lives to buy cakes.
My other friends are married couples. They were poor when they first met, but life is getting better and better on any holiday. They agreed to celebrate Valentine's Day every year, take photos as a souvenir and show them to themselves and their children later. Their little agreement has been going on for four years. Because of the epidemic in the fifth year of this year, there are no cakes on the street. The two of them drove around the city looking for a cake shop and didn't open the door all afternoon. Finally, her husband saw a store with contact information. He tried to call each other and asked for a piece of cake. After explaining the reason clearly, the other party agreed. The cake owner made one at home, and my friend drove to the door of their community and got this Valentine's Day cake.
How did you spend Valentine's Day during the epidemic? You are very welcome to comment in the comments section below. ?