My girlfriend’s online name is Saury, which will expire. She recently posted a comment saying, “Is there anything in this world that will not expire?” What does she want to express?

I think what she wants to express is that she is relatively insecure.

“I don’t know since when, everything has a date on it. The saury will expire, the canned meat will expire, and even the plastic wrap will expire. I began to doubt that in this world, there is still a date. Something never expires.” From Wong Kar-Wai’s “Chungking Express.”

At the same time, there is a line in it that needs to be read together. "On May 1, 1994, a woman told me happy birthday. Because of this sentence, I will always remember this woman. If memory is also a can, I hope this can will not expire; If I must add a date, I hope it will be ten thousand years.”

Although objectively this can will expire, the most sincere thought in my heart is that it will never expire. Can always remember the best side of this person. So you can tell her: "I hope the canned food never expires." Of course you can change the name to "canned pineapples," plop.

There is also a passage that impressed me the most: "Actually, knowing a person doesn't mean anything. People will change. Today he likes pineapples, but tomorrow he may like something else."

Like canned food and saury, people change. It is impossible to like someone or something forever. One day someone likes you for a reason, and the next day someone likes someone else for a reason. When did love become a fast food like instant noodles? I don't know and I don't understand. She likes "Chongqing Express" today, but she may like "Chengdu Express" tomorrow.