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The first time I came out to set up a stall, I sold four copies last night, is it still necessary to insist on this?

author:Extreme speed stream h

As the night darkened, I sat alone on the side of the road with a small tricycle loaded with colorful food and drinks. The food looks particularly tempting in the dim light of the streetlights, as if whispering their own stories. The big billboard behind the car is like a silent watchman, and the pictures and words of the food printed on it seem to tell endless expectations.

I looked around and saw a few red plastic stools arranged haphazardly, next to a wooden table, simple but charming. That's all I have for tonight, a mobile food stand. Last night, I spent my first time setting up a stall here, selling four snacks, and the joy and satisfaction are still fresh in my mind. Tonight, however, three hours later, only two copies were sold. I can't help but start wondering, is this kind of persistence really meaningful?

The first time I came out to set up a stall, I sold four copies last night, is it still necessary to insist on this?

As the night darkens, there are fewer and fewer pedestrians on the streets. I looked at the food in front of me, and an inexplicable emotion welled up in my heart. I remember when I was a child, my grandfather always took me around and was busy trying to make ends meet. At that time, I always envied those who had fixed stalls and felt that their lives were more stable. However, my grandfather told me: "Life is like this mobile food stall, although it is hard, every step is full of hope." ”

I took a deep breath and decided not to dwell on sales anymore. I began to savor this unique experience. Those passers-by may only glance at each other, but their eyes reveal a desire for food and a love for life. And I, as the owner of this mobile food stall, am a witness to these desires and loves.

I began to prepare each serving with care, crafting them as if they were works of art. I select the freshest ingredients and use the most traditional techniques to make them into delicious snacks. Every piece of food contains my love for life and the pursuit of my dreams. Gradually, I found myself enjoying the process more and more, as if I had found a sense of satisfaction and serenity that I had never experienced before.

The first time I came out to set up a stall, I sold four copies last night, is it still necessary to insist on this?

Time passed quietly, and there were fewer and fewer pedestrians on the streets. However, on this silent night, a young girl suddenly appeared in front of my stall. She looked at the delicacies with excitement in her eyes. I smiled and introduced her to the characteristics and texture of each food. She listened attentively, nodding her head in agreement from time to time.

Soon after the girl left, several more passers-by stopped to taste my food. They may have been attracted by the aroma of the food, or perhaps they were moved by my enthusiasm. Either way, they became the surprise of the night. I began to realize that this mobile food stall is not only a tool to make a living, but also a bridge between people. It has given me the opportunity to meet different people, meet each other, and share each other's stories and dreams.

The first time I came out to set up a stall, I sold four copies last night, is it still necessary to insist on this?

As the night wore on, I finally closed the stall. Tonight wasn't a great deal, but I got a lot more. I learned that the meaning of persistence is not in the result, but in the process; I have learned that the beauty of life is often hidden in the ordinary, and we need to discover and savor it with our hearts; I have come to understand that the connection between people is so delicate and precious, and we need to care for and maintain it with sincerity and kindness.

When I got home, I couldn't sleep in bed for a long time. I think of that flowing food stall and those good times, and my heart is filled with gratitude and warmth. I knew I was going to keep going because there were my dreams and hopes, and my connection to the world. No matter how many difficulties and challenges there are in the future, I will face them bravely, because I know that as long as there is light in my heart, I can light the way forward.