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Barren sand dunes

Maybe from now on I will learn to cherish the eternity and eternity of the earth

Sometimes sometimes I will believe that everything has an end

When we are together and we leave, there is nothing Will last forever

But sometimes I would rather choose to linger and not let go

When the scenery is clear, maybe you will accompany me to watch the long flowing water

I haven’t boiled the red beans for you yet It becomes a lingering wound

Then if we share it together, we will understand the sadness of lovesickness better

I haven’t fully felt the tenderness of a waking kiss

Maybe you will be around me only Pursuing the freedom of loneliness

Maybe you will accompany me to watch the long stream of water

I have listened to many songs by Faye Wong, but I still love "Red Bean" the most.

Many girls used to buy jewelry made from red beans. Exquisite and beautiful, when worn on a slender wrist, it looks like a small chain. It can really keep the eternity that faith can achieve.

I don’t know if there is really a soup made from red beans in the world. If you drink it, you can live forever. In fact, I don’t want to know, after all, eternity is too perfect, so perfect that people dare not easily imagine it, for fear that the slightest difference will lead to a person’s lost world.

So, sometimes I believe that everything has an end.

Yes, I can seize the most exciting part of life, even if I long for its immortality, or try my best to fight for it, but once I relax a little, who knows whether it will disappear so quietly. Sliding down silently like running water?

People all have to compromise when they feel powerless.

When listening to Faye Wong's "Red Bean", I wish that decades later, on an afternoon when the sun is shining all over the cabin, surrounded by trickling water, and the long flowing water, I can sit on an old rocking chair. , listening to the songs I loved when I was young, and thinking about the glorious years I had when I was young. Maybe when I quietly look through the scenery and begin to appreciate the timeless tenderness of the long flowing water, my heart will quietly be filled with the seeds of happiness. I think this is probably eternity!

There is often a painful and long process between letting go and not letting go. Otherwise, how could Faye Wong sing that she chose to linger and not let go. The person she misses in her heart will be by her side and watch the long flow of water. That is perfect. !

Later, I saw a book that said that spiritual things like red beans really did not deserve that biting pain. Red bean is the bean of lovesickness, which condenses the tears and sadness of many people, but I would rather believe that it is an elf in the world, using its small body to arouse people's yearning for love and eternity.

There is a red bean hidden in everyone's heart, do you feel it? Maybe one day, it will let you know what it is like to have a long and steady stream of water.

Listening to Faye Wong’s song for the first time, I was surprised to find that someone could have such a clean and transparent voice that sounds like nature. With such an ethereal and soft rhythm, she can actually interpret such a light breath into a beautiful melody. It is so beautiful and beautiful. Listening to Faye Wong's songs is a kind of touching. Listening to her understanding of music, listening to her understanding of life and love interpretation. There is no joy or sadness in her songs, because she is used to downplaying any kind of emotion into a kind of calm, indifferent, calm and decadent annotation. I have always admired her and every song of hers, "Hongdou" is definitely the one that touches me the most.

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