Please tell me a story about Ali and peaches.

They are all beautiful, simple, persistent, serious, a little persistent, and sometimes have unrealistic little ideas.

But always believe in fairy tales and the truest warmth in my heart.

Do you think Peach will kiss her prince? Ali took peaches to the stopped bell tower. Look at the clock for a long time. Summon up the courage to say to the peach: "Time stops because the hour hand falls in love with the minute hand and never wants to be apart again, just like me, falling in love with you." Love does not lie in accurate calculation. Not every new attempt. This is not about mistakes and forgiveness. It's not about idolatry. But responsibility, even if the bell tower becomes ruins, we must face the future time together. Ali and peach met, and I believe we will meet there again in the future. . . Ali, will you pick me up ~ ~

Remembering you in your memory,

Lost in Ali's dream adventure

Lost in Ali's dream.

Full of my forgotten dreams and memories.

I learned to smile with a mask, even if I am unhappy.

I learned the language of angels and demons, although I am not smart;

I learned how to kill the dragon in the black forest, although I am not brave.

but ...

Forgetting you is the hardest thing in the world ... Ali is a cute little fox, which looks a bit like a cat, because his mother is a cat and his father is a fox. Ali likes chicken rolls. The Origin of Picture Book Ali's Dream City

People in cities are easily excited, angry and crying.

It is easy to turn your back on yourself and others.

Every day we play our monologues in front of the mirror, just like sitting in the subway until the end.

I can't stop halfway to enjoy the countless missed scenery on the roadside.

Why can't people dream more beautiful dreams?

Let lonely people believe in fairy tales and beautiful things.

Everyone will grow up, but there are some things that need to be kept in mind and cannot go bad.

Just like the slogan on the banner of Ali's dream city: Dream as if you never woke up. . . . & lt/FONT & gt； & lt/SPAN>。