What do you think is the saddest thing in the world?
--Wang Shuo
When I am idle, I actually have nothing serious to do.
So it should be said that most of the time, I like to hang out on the side of the street, and then find a sunny street corner with a wide view to crouch down, and put on an indifferent expression that ignores the clouds and clouds to watch people coming and going.
I like the feeling of the sun shining on my back so that I can leave a vicissitudes in front of me.
My face is particularly deep hidden in the shadows, with some sense of superiority, and more importantly, my eyes are also very deep, so that I can unscrupulously look at some of the scenery I want to see - and voila! There was a girl over there with slender calves.
What a wonderful season of spring! I can't help but sigh, maybe I am really a poet, Lao Qin said that as long as there is a poetic heart, there is a poetic world, I think he is very right.
The sun is shining, the spring breeze is faint, I crouch on the side of the road to watch you sway by, the skirt horns flying, what more poetic world than this?
I used to think I was special and complacent about it, but I soon realized that I was wrong, very wrong.
Within a few minutes, there were several people squatting around me, and it seemed that my vision of picking a place was still good, and I was very pleased.
China has an advantage, never alone, once I was lost in Taklamakan, the sky is endless, thinking that this is over, the thought has not disappeared, just listen to a quiet voice behind the sand pile next to me:
Brother, can you give me a piece of toilet paper? I've been squatting for half a day.
I glanced at it with a side light, and although none of them were handsome, they all had an expression similar to mine, ignoring the indifference of Yun Cirrus.
They are all people with a realm! I couldn't help but sigh again.
Not far away is a bustling avenue, with cars coming and going, and there is a row of exquisitely decorated shops on the street, people coming in and out, a flashy scene.
And our piece is like a paradise in the downtown, the clouds are light and the wind is light, and the flowers follow the willows.
Suddenly someone spoke, "What do you think is the saddest thing in the world?" ”
Everyone was silent, and the man continued: "When you lament this poetic world to people, the other party is burying his head and pressing the mobile phone; when you complain about this indifferent world, the other party is still pressing the mobile phone; when you want to say goodbye to the world, the other party is still pressing the mobile phone." ”
Everyone was in a daze, some began to nod, and some had already pulled out their mobile phones.
One man answered, "No! I think the saddest thing in the world is when I tell you I love you, you are pressing your phone; when I say I hate you, you are still pressing your phone; when I say I am leaving you, you don't look up and say' help me pay some phone bills, the traffic is running out.'" ”
Another person said: "I think the saddest thing in the world is that they say that house prices will fall, and what is even more sad is that house prices have really dropped or I still can't afford to buy." ”
Another person said, "I think the saddest thing in the world is not that I love you and you don't know, but that you know I love you but don't know that I really love you." ”
Another person said: "I think the saddest thing in the world is to fall in love with someone you shouldn't love when you don't know love, but you can't find someone who can love after knowing what love is." ”
Another person said: "I think the saddest thing in the world is to do things you don't like and live a life that others like with people you don't like." ”
As we talked, everyone cried and burst into tears.
Finally, I felt the need to say something, and I stood up with tears in my eyes and sighed:
"Brothers, for the saddest thing in our world is that there are fewer and fewer kind people who can give money, and what is even more tragic is that the air is getting dirtier and dirtier, and it turns on you all to tears, and the few dollars asked for are not enough to buy masks, so let's scatter!"