Talking about seeing friends off when you leave home.

1. Missing my hometown means missing my childhood playmates, chasing and climbing the high-walled courtyard together, and missing our mother sitting at the gate of the courtyard and expecting us to go home.

When the rivers in my hometown freeze and melt, the traffic at the crossroads comes and goes, and the color of the sky gradually darkens, my yearning for my hometown will always turn into two lines of tears.

3. Where is your hometown? It is you who smell the fragrance of leaves on both sides of the road, smell the smell of the earth, smile and walk carefully on the muddy road with your trouser legs.

Faced with the loss of going out to work, I often look through past photo albums in the middle of the night, recalling whether the buttonwood tree in my hometown has become more tall and straight, and whether my childhood partner still has a pot of soju waiting for me in my hometown.

5. A sprawling railroad track connects two cities that were originally out of reach, felt out of reach and closely depended on each other.

6. Lying in bed, with your eyes closed, remembering the past, childhood memories are accompanied by the noise outside the window, as if you were really in your hometown, surrounded by familiar cries, laughter and noise.

People often say that when you shout at sea, people on the other side will hear your voice, but when you really shout happily, it seems that you are more depressed. This is homesickness.

8. Homesickness, like a pot of sake, is not so strong, but it has an unforgettable aftertaste that impacts the soul along the throat.

9. The sun is about to set. Looking at the beautiful scenery outside the window, I recall that my father's back is getting dim, and the muddy road outside the window is full of my father's simple smile.

10. The farther we go, the deeper we miss our hometown. Every penny we will try to earn is a wish to return to our hometown one day and bring more warmth to our family and friends.