A poem I saw before is very distinctive. It should be written backwards, that is, the exchange of subject and object There is a sentence in it that is written by a pen about me, and there may be a sentence that is The crab is peeling my shell, the notebook is writing about me, I am falling on the snowflake on the maple leaf all over the sky, and you are thinking about me.

This is called Tri-Quote Book, which comes from the first work in the Tri-Quote Book Competition of Wuhan University. At first glance, it is a classic.

List many impossible things one by one, and the last thing "you are thinking of me" is possible. It can be understood in reverse. I'm shelling a crab, I'm writing a notebook, maple leaves and snowflakes fall on my head, and I'm thinking about you, which is reasonable. The list of intentions is that only when the world is upside down can you miss me. It means: only when the world is upside down will you fall in love with me and express your helplessness and feelings for love.

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