Chang 'an returned to his hometown. What do you mean you have Chang 'an in your hometown?

Chang' an goes back to his hometown, and Chang' an is in his hometown, which is actually a promise. Your name is Chang 'an, and my name is hometown. Since then, Chang 'an has returned to his hometown, which has Chang 'an. Two of a kind, never part. But then there was a follow-up word for breaking up. Now, your name is Chang 'an, and her name is hometown. At the end of Chang 'an, for no reason, my hometown is no longer Chang 'an.

China's culture is profound and profound. Love words and parting words can be expressed in such a subtle way, although the original sentence comes from an old song: I only wish not to return to Japan, my hometown Chang 'an. Then it attracted much attention and was adapted into the current version. In fact, the original sentence is also a beautiful confession poem, which expresses the feeling of missing my hometown lover.