"Look at the southeast, northwest, wind, blowing different faces, is love like a gust of wind..."
By chance, I heard this familiar melody in the random playlist of songs on the music playback software, and the memory boat then rippled in a circle of warm ripples in the lake of time.
I can't remember when I first listened to this song, was it on Dad's old-fashioned radio after dusk? Was it in the panda black-and-white TV after dinner? Or is it someone on campus listening to a faint afternoon...?
The only certain thing is that I was young and astringent at that time, and when I heard this light and soft and slightly sad voice telling about love, my heart was suddenly crisp, and this feeling leaked out of my body, and my face was flushed with a hot and spicy red.
Young people don't know the taste of sorrow, but all people of that age have an inexplicable hazy sense of love, and this feeling will always become concrete through something, in a casual moment, such as when listening to this song "Southeast, Northwest wind".
"Southeast and Northwest Wind" is a classic old song written by Huang An and sung by the sweet song queen Zhuo Yiting, which was released in 2000 and included in her album Metamorphosis 4 Ting's Love.
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Southeast-northwest winds
Lyricist: Huang An
Singer: Zhuo Yiting
Meeting you is actually like a dream
Waking up without a trace
Always look at it and can't forget
Always over can't think
Always make me crazy for you
There's really no point in making me fall in love with you
I know I can't
Make me miserable for you
Make me happy for you
There's no point in not having you
Watch the southeast, northwest, wind blowing different faces
Is love just a gust of wind?
My heart was pounding
Because there you are in the dream
Life is no longer empty
Maybe love becomes stronger
Maybe it's gone
As long as there is you, I will have a smile
After many years, when I heard this song from my smartphone, in addition to a sense of sadness that was like a world away, there were some new feelings that were different from the inexplicable feelings of my youth.
Before watching Gu Long's "Legend of Lu Xiaofeng", I didn't understand why a cold, sword-loving Ximen Chuixue would be willing to live a mediocre life for a woman to put down the sword in her hand;
Watching Jin Yong's "Flying Fox on the Snowy Mountain", I don't understand why Hu Fei, who has a vendetta against his father in his heart, would break into the palace for several years for a chance encounter with Ma Chunhua when he was a teenager, and for several years he disregarded her life.
Later, I learned that love does not need to be reasonable, and it does not need to be explained in words. As the song goes: Let me fall in love with you, in fact, there is no reason, I know that I can't...
Before watching the science fiction masterpiece "Three-Body Problem", I did not understand why Yun Tianming would give her a planet for a woman who did not even realize her existence, for her willingness to give up her life to drift eternally in the outer space filled with emptiness and danger, and to give her a small universe full of hope after crossing hundreds of millions of dark time and space.
Later, I understood that it was because of one of the simplest but undoubtedly the most complex meanings of the word - love, perhaps the beginning of Cheng Xin to Yun Tianming, and later only the brain drifting in outer space Yun Tianming to Cheng Xin is like a dream, after waking up everything disappears without a trace. But it is precisely because they have each other that life can pass through the darkness in the void universe and become the most shining and moving being.
It's like a song to a lover: meeting you is actually like a dream, waking up without a shadow and without a trace... Let me suffer for you make me happy for you, and there is no point in not having you.
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