I like women who love flowers. Flowers are the most beautiful scenery we can get on a daily basis. From expensive roses to humble wild chrysanthemums. Regardless of the origin of the flower, the flower is no matter how big or small, as long as it is vigorously open, it is a pleasant beauty. Women who don't like flowers, her heart has mostly turned into a black Gobi.
I like women who are happy to look at others in the eye. She will look down at the afterglow of the curtain, and she will also look angrily at the three points of the wood. More time, she was calm and quiet, even leisurely watching everything in front of her, like a starry sky shrouded in wind and clouds. Watching people dodge and dodge women whose eyes beat like grasshoppers, I always suspect that she has been violated too much. It may not be her fault, but she has lost the ability to be safe.
I like women who fall in love when the time comes and have children when the time comes. It is like a wheat plant that grains according to the seasons. I can understand all the late love and late childbearing and celibacy, but I always stubbornly think that moving against the clock needs to store up a lot of courage to get on the road. If it is an ordinary woman, or cherish the natural rhythm given by Cang, slowly step forward.
I love women who can cook, a craft handed down from ancient times, and the museum's drawings of the life of apes, all depicting women with animal skins tied around their waists, hanging low on their breasts, fiddling with campfires, preparing food. It can be seen that cooking precedes fashion and all other industries for women. The soup is not necessarily delicious, but it should be hot; the cake may not be soft, but it should be round. Whether from the perspective of loving oneself or loving others, "food" is a big thing. A woman who does not like to cook, like a dried raisin, may be sweeter, but has lost her pearly essence.
I like women who love to read. Books are not rouge, but they make women's hearts permanent. Books are not sticks, but they make women sonorous and powerful. Books are not feathers, but they make women fly. Books are not omnipotent, but they can make women change. A woman who does not read, no matter how ice and intelligent she is, only has a talent for one lifetime, but the book contains the essence of Hundred Generations.
I like women who are grateful and travel alone. I know my parents, but I don't follow them blindly. I know the heavens and the earth, but I am not afraid. Know to thank yourself, but not narcissistically. Know to thank friends, but do not rely on. I know that I am thankful for every seed and every breeze, and I also know that I must get up early to sow seeds and walk against the wind.
Anchor: Little Monkey
Editor: Ji Kejun
Editor-in-Charge: Sun Changfei
Editor: Yang Sen
Editor-in-Chief: Zhang Zhihong