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[Meet Yourself]

[Episode 19]

A'Yao, don't stay up late!

Granny, don't worry about me.

Go to bed.

Help!

Spider! Get lost!

Stay away!

Go over there!

Don't come over here!

No...

Stop!

Brother!

Don't come over here!

Get lost!

Stay back!

Mr. Hu, what's wrong?

A giant grasshopper!

Get lost!

You...

Go away!

A-Are you drunk?

Stay back!

Mr. Hu!

Damai!

Stay back!

What's wrong, Damai?

A snake and a grasshopper are together.

Hongdou!

Hongdou, get some help!

Na Na, what's wrong?

Don't cry.

I'll be right over.

Ribbit.

Ribbit

Every year, families are hospitalized.

If they're lucky,

they only get gastrointestinal bleeding.

They can leave once they recover.

If they're unlucky,

they leave in the same condition that they arrive.

How can they eat wild mushrooms

they know nothing about?

A person's life is precious.

Yes.

We will be careful in the future.

This is a good lesson for them.

They won't dare to eat mushrooms

in the near future.

Sorry to bother you so late at night.

Thank you for your hard work.

Ribbit.

Ribbit!

Ribbit...

Ribbit...

Mr. Hu.

Ribbit.

What are you looking for?

There are frogs on their beds.

Lie back down.

Don't touch me. You're filthy.

Na Na.

Go back and rest.

I'll keep an eye on them.

It'll be dawn soon.

Xiaochun will come over.

It's fine.

I'm just worried about them.

Their symptoms are mild.

There are a few cases every year.

It's nothing peculiar.

I won't dare to eat mushrooms ever again.

Don't worry.

You'll forget about this in a few days.

[Dali City, Luoxia Town Health Center]

How is Hongdou?

She's drenched in sweat.

She must be feeling terrible.

♫ Listen to the rain falling into the silent forest ♫

♫ Enjoy the mountainous landscape at sunset ♫

♫ The raindrops from the roof drip into my eyes quietly ♫

Guys!

I'm back!

Mr. Hu!

Damai!

Dou.

Blackie.

Blackie!

Where is everyone?

All you do is eat.

I fried the mushrooms

with ham last night.

They were all mushrooms I'm familiar with.

I didn't see any poisonous ones.

The lurid bolete must've been undercooked.

No wonder.

Luckily, it wasn't severe.

How are they?

They're fine.

They've returned to the courtyard to rest.

Thank goodness they're fine.

Otherwise, how would you

explain to their parents, right?

Exactly.

Is the cafe understaffed today?

Yeah.

Chuchu and Granny Caiyun have gone to Xiaguan

for their old granny's birthday.

She asked me to cover her shift.

Hongdou and Na Na are supposed to be at the cafe.

We had enough manpower,

but this incident made things worse.

- Isn't Hongdou leaving soon? - Yeah.

You need to recruit staff for the cafe,

or you'll be in a fix.

Yes, I have to.

We have to keep up our service standards.

As soon as the rain stopped,

Zeqing went to the mountains

to pick mushrooms.

He came back covered in mud.

Restaurants are vying

to buy these mushrooms.

If I sell them, I'd be earning money.

They didn't cook the mushrooms well

and got poisoned.

I shouldn't be blamed, right?

Aunty A'Gui, don't take this to heart.

It's just an accident.

I know.

I won't take it personally.

I didn't poison them anyway.

Yes.

But, they've just recovered from poisoning.

Their stomachs are frail.

Fish soup with tofu and millet congee

are the best antidotes.

Crap!

Put it down!

It can't be eaten!

They cut mushrooms on this chopping board.

If it isn't washed thoroughly,

they'll get food poisoning again.

It's not the serious!

Aunty A'Gui, no one is blaming you.

I know.

It should be washed clean.

Now, I have nothing to worry about.

Mr. Ma,

how are your parents

after you went back?

Thanks to your blessings, they're well.

Did you tell them about your business venture?

What?

Say...

Say it again.

I still want to start my own business.

But this time will be different.

I'll set up a proper commerce store.

You should've told us sooner!

Heavens, please bless us.

Bless us.

Mom, Dad.

I'm a little confused

by your reaction.

Stupid Old Ma.

I told you. I gave birth to him.

I know him like the back of my hand.

He holding back a big move at Xie Zhiyao's house.

You didn't sleep at night,

tossing and turning while sighing.

You startled me.

I didn't do such a thing.

Xiao Ma was the one who startled me.

Dad.

Why are you saying this?

Why are you so panicked?

When you just arrived a few days ago,

your face was plastered with two words

the moment your entered the door.

Trouble brewing.

After you put down your belongings,

you did the laundry, cooked, and mopped the floor.

You even cleaned the windows.

You tided up the entire house.

It's nothing worth mentioning.

I'm just doing my filial duty.

Your filial piety scared us out of our wits.

We've been on our toes the past few days.

Your dad said it was obvious.

You've decided to become a monk.

You're just back to inform us about this.

Be frank with us if you want to start a business.

It's not a big deal.

Your dad and I

aren't afraid of your business failing.

We're worried that once you're beaten down,

you'll never recover.

If you end up sitting in the sun

with your legs crossed every day,

that'll truly scare us.

Put your legs down.

Sit properly.

Sit properly.

We're having a meal.

We don't want to smell your stinky feet.

I'm on a vegetarian diet lately.

They don't stink.

Hurry up and eat.

The food is getting cold.

Tell us more about your business project.

Okay.

Let me tell you about it.

Look, wasn't I right?

All parents share the same thoughts.

They aren't afraid to send their children through hardships.

Rather, they're worried their children will be like a hopeless lump of mud.

Aunty A'Gui,

you're truly a wise woman.

Don't flatter me.

Peel the garlic.

Okay.

Be careful. Watch your step.

I'm not that frail.

What nonsense.

You're close to collapsing onto the floor.

Come on.

Be careful.

Take it easy.

Watch your diet for the next few days.

Ruining your stomach is a serious problem.

Keep this on.

It's not that bad.

Cover yourself with it.

Do as you're told.

You can't be careless with food.

Look at you.

Aunty A'Gui made this.

It's good for digestion.

Have a good rest for a few days.

You're back.

Did you get the money?

Of course.

My parents saved money for my marriage.

How did you convince them?

We didn't dish things out properly.

There was a misunderstanding.

They always thought that

I'm bent on becoming a monk.

Once I cleared the air

and I told them about my business venture,

they were over the moon.

I see.

How much money did your parents

save for your marriage?

Only a money-grubber like you would be concerned about that.

You're already in this state.

I'm curious.

It's a small amount

for a new business.

But, this is a token of their hearts.

I'm charging ahead, and I have robust support behind me.

Yes.

Let's not talk about this.

Take good care of her.

I have to check on Old Hu.

He's scratching holes everywhere. It's terrible.

Thank you.

Spare me the pleasantries.

Have you noticed that

Mr. Ma is different?

His assuredness right now gives him confidence.

Perhaps this is his true self.

He's a reckless man.

Arrogant and haughty.

A real pain.

Hurry up and finish your food.

It's Aunty A'Gui's well wishes.

She must be feeling horrible.

It's not her fault.

Did you print out all the photos taken by Damai?

Print a copy for me.

Why do you want them?

Well, why did you print them out?

I'll use them.

How many birds are there under your roof?

A couple more were hatched yesterday.

When did you put up a photo wall?

Our agreement?

Well...

They're just photos.

It's nothing interesting.

What?

Why are there photos of me?

What are you collating?

This is my privacy.

Please show some respect.

Come on.

You've spent a whole night caring for us

and haven't had a good rest.

Go and sleep.

Be careful.

When you're done eating, text Old Ma.

Get him to collect the dishes.

Got it.

Bye-bye.

Bye-bye.

♫ Hidden spots make my heart flutter ♫

♫ Whose dream will be fulfilled?? ♫

Brother Chang!

Back from cutting barley?

Yes.

When are you heading to Dayang's place?

In a few days.

I'll bring seafood back for you guys.

Don't bring that.

We don't really enjoy it.

Okay, I'm off.

I'm delivering food to Zeqing.

Okay.

A'Hao!

Aunty A'Gui, you're here.

It's time to eat.

I'll eat as soon as I finish chopping this.

Zeqing!

Here's your food!

Okay.

Hurry up.

Coming.

Come over here.

Okay.

The incident this morning horrified me.

My heart was pounding as I walked here.

It's hard for parents to raise a child.

If they're hurt here,

how are we supposed to explain to their family?

Thank goodness they're fine.

Don't harp on this.

I'm saying this for your own good.

Don't blabber when you're in Qingdao.

Don't tell Dayang and Xiao Xi about this.

If they find out, they'll chide me for being nosy again.

I won't talk about this.

It's Dayang!

Dayang.

Have you eaten?

I'm not at home.

I'm at the horse ranch.

I brought food over for your dad.

We're great.

Dayang, let me tell you something.

It rained several days ago,

and mushrooms were flourishing.

They grew in bunches.

As soon as it stopped raining,

your dad went up to the mountains

and picked a lot of termite mushrooms

and ganbajun mushrooms.

I fried all of them for you.

I'll bring them over for you and Xiao Xi.

Listen to me.

I made an extra batch

for your superiors to try.

Okay?

Yes, go on.

Why?

Hold on.

Are you saying

your dad and I aren't going over?

But you...

you already booked the flight tickets.

Are you getting a refund?

No, not at all.

I'm not upset.

Your work is important.

Your dad and I can visit

whenever we want.

Your work is more important.

Okay.

We won't go.

Let's find another time.

Work hard.

Okay.

I'll hang up.

You can get on with your work.

Bye.

Oh, I'll send the mushrooms

to you two.

Okay.

All right.

Okay, goodbye.

Focus on your work.

I'll hang up.

That's really strange!

He doesn't want us to visit?

He said his superior

is sending him on a business trip.

It's always the same reason.

The plane tickets were already booked.

He's busy.

Goodness.

Forget it.

It's good to be busy.

How else can he pay the mortgage for such a huge house?

He must be busy.

You're right.

Well... We can visit some other time.

Don't be too depressed.

I won't be.

Work is more important.

His superior?

The tickets have already been bought.

Horrible excuse.

All right.

Inexplicable.

To be honest,

I didn't even want to go.

Even though the fields have been contracted out,

Zeqing and I still have proper jobs, right?

If the children hadn't called

and bought the plane tickets, I wouldn't have agreed to go.

Yes.

You're absolutely right.

But, that's how it is with work.

Whenever there's a problem,

a single word from your supervisor

forces you to up and leave for a business trip.

Exactly.

That's it.

A'Feng,

you don't have to work at the courtyard this time.

When I have another trip to Qingdao,

I'll let you know.

You don't have to let me know.

Find someone else next time.

Are you angry?

She's angry.

I asked you to take me to the courtyard

before you leave

to teach me how to clean.

You refused.

You made me head over twice.

It's only ¥50 a day.

I can earn that money by weaving baskets at home

with my husband.

A'Feng,

I didn't mean for this to happen.

It's an unexpected turn of events.

Unexpected?

A'Feng!

Are you going to say that you don't care

about that ¥50?

I know that your family is having it tough.

So, you're always the first person I think of

when I have a good deal.

I'm on your mind?

Are you sure you aren't trying to add to my misery?

Why would I?

If you love bragging, go on with it.

I have a cursed life,

but my family isn't as poor as you think.

You don't have to advertise for me all day long

and blabber to everyone you meet.

I don't need that.

What do you mean by that?

Nothing in particular.

If you're done here, leave.

I'm still at work.

I'm busy.

I won't leave!

What do you mean by nothing in particular?

Please explain yourself.

Hey.

What's going on?

Why are you quarreling?

We aren't.

Xiaochun, didn't you hear her?

What's that about bragging

and advertisements?

What am I even promoting?

It's the truth!

So what?

How have I ever offended you?

Explain what you just said.

Save the sarcasm!

Others are clueless,

but both of us are clear.

When Dayang failed the college entrance examinations,

you refused to let him repeat high school.

You said that another four years of education

would only get him a normal job.

You wanted him to work as a driver

after graduating from high school.

I did all I could to persuade you.

If I didn't, Dayang would just be a deliveryman!

Back then, you even forced Xiao Xi to study accounting.

She ignored you for years.

She called me and asked me about everything.

Have you forgotten about all of these?

What do these ancient matters

have to do with us right now?

You're hilarious!

All right.

You... You're just jealous.

You don't want others to live better than you.

Enough, Aunty A'Gui!

We're at work right now.

Don't you have to cook at home?

Go home.

Xiaochun!

Look at what she's become now.

To be honest, she isn't as nice to me

as she used to be.

Dayang is concerned about me.

He's afraid that I'll be tired,

so he doesn't let me look after his children.

Why is she saying that Dayang is disdainful of me

as a terrible caretaker?

It's the truht!

I'm just better off than you.

You only have one son, Xie Qiang.

He's still in jail!

Stop showing off here!

Don't talk about Xie Qiang!

You know I don't eat mushrooms,

but you still gave them to us!

Aunty A'Gui.

Are you insane?

All right.

Leave.

Are you insane?

She doesn't eat mushrooms?

Why?

Aunty A'Gui really has no filter for her mouth.

Doesn't she remember what she said?

Aunty Baoping is equally verbose.

She goes on about Xie Qiang being a bad example.

He stole and got into jail.

Yeah, and I chide her every time she says it.

Aunty Feng must feel horrible.

The only negative example to them

is Xie Qiang.

But...

I think Aunty Feng is also in the wrong.

When Aunty A'Gui gave her mushrooms,

she flared up because she doesn't eat them.

Your preferences is your own issue, right?

Gifts are tokens of someone's kindness.

Aunty A'Gui was really

digging up all the sensitive topics.

What do you mean?

You know about Aunty Feng's daughter, right?

Of course.

Some years ago,

she went with her classmates

to the mountains to pick wild cherries

and accidentally fell into a ditch.

Yes.

They went to pick wild cherries.

But, A'Yun fell

because she saw mushrooms there

and wanted to pick them.

It just happened to rain that day.

The soil was loose, so she fell in.

The villagers only know that

she went to pick wild cherries.

No one knew about the mushrooms.

The students who went with her

told Aunt Feng's family that

she wanted to pick some mushrooms

to earn money for her family.

But...

Aunty A'Gui has such close ties with Aunty Feng.

Doesn't she know about this?

Aunty Feng doesn't want to appear weak.

How would others know if she doesn't say a word?

How do you know?

Xie Qiang told me.

Right.

You're childhood friends with Xie Qiang.

Take those buns out.

I'll cook the porridge.

- Are they ready? - Yeah.

It's cold at night.

Stay in your rooms.

Have a good rest for a few days

and let your stomachs recover.

Damai, does your stomach still hurt?

I'm much better.

Thank you.

Sorry to trouble you.

Don't say that.

Only friends trouble each other from time to time.

The people you don't trouble are strangers.

Right?

I'm back!

Is there food for me?

Yes.

Let me get you a bowl.

Come on.

Have a seat.

I'm so hungry my stomach is eating itself.

I only ate some biscuits for lunch.

I'm dying.

The cafe is only crowded

when the cafe is understaffed.

Was the cafe crowded today?

A group of students from the Academy of Fine Arts

came to sketch.

They said Granny Xiuying's clothes were beautiful

and insisted on having her as their model.

They sketched for an entire afternoon.

Wasn't Xiaochun at the cafe?

I'm covering Chuchu's shift at the warehouse.

Granny Caiyun took Chuchu to Xiaguan

for her mom's birthday.

Granny Caiyun is so old.

Is her mom still alive?

She's 96 years old.

She plays mahjong every single day.

As long as she wins some money,

she'll be over the moon.

She even buys snacks for Granny Caiyun.

Listen to this.

Even though Granny Caiyun is 70 years old,

she has three elder brothers.

She's the pampered youngest daughter of her family.

Whenever her brothers find good food,

they'll ask their children

to deliver the food to Granny Caiyun.

She's so blessed.

She's 70 years old,

but she's still loved by her mom and brothers.

Exactly.

Aunty Feng always says that

Granny Caiyun is the most fortunate person

she has ever met.

If she were half as lucky as Granny Caiyun,

she'd light incense, kowtow, and pray every day.

Is Aunty Feng's life bad?

She's too unfortunate.

You can't say that.

We can't draw conclusions

until the moment we die.

Aunty Feng and Uncle Chang aren't that old,

and Xie Qiang will be released soon.

Their better days are yet to come.

Released?

Is her son in jail?

Here's the thing.

Her son, Xie Qiang,

are childhood friends

with him and Brother Guanjun.

After graduating from high school,

he didn't get into college.

Aunty Feng told him to repeat high school,

but he didn't heed her words.

He found a temporary job in a company

to guard their warehouse.

At that time, he got to know a group of layabouts.

They drank and stirred trouble all day long,

while claiming to be brothers.

These people knew that

Xie Qiang worked at the warehouse.

So, they egged him on to steal

the steel and cables in the warehouse

to sell as scraps.

I remember that

they were sold for

tens of thousands of yuan.

But, in fact,

those are worth hundreds of thousands.

They were caught only after a year.

That's so foolish.

He was led astray.

At that time,

his sentence could be reduced

if he paid the money for those.

Aunty Feng and Uncle Chang

went from house to house in the village

to borrow money.

They were riddled in debt.

The old couple

has lived frugally these past few years

and even try to work all day long.

They don't just work in the orchard.

When they have time, they weave baskets

and make brooms.

They're having a hard time.

Let's not talk about this.

Enjoy your meal.

Be careful of indigestion.

These buns are good.

I made the stuffing, and Granny made the buns.

I need to eat more.

Tomorrow, they're coming to sketch again.

I've recovered.

I'll go to the cafe tomorrow.

You don't have to come.

Just rest well.

I'm fine.

Damai is having it worse.

Luckily, I finished the 3,000-word chapter yesterday

before I fell ill.

Is writing more important than your life?

As long as I'm alive, I have to post updates.

Why am I so tired?

I can't eat anymore.

Have some food first.

Okay.

I'm pretty hungry.

This roof above the stove needs to be repaired.

Soil is trickling down.

We'll have to wait until the plums are harvested.

When eating, look carefully...

Our agreement.

Good food.

Interesting places.

The people I adore.

Leave it to fate.

What do these mean?

♫ The raindrops from the roof drip into my eyes quietly ♫

♫ The world is like a quiet island ♫

[Blackie is very aloof.]

♫ The sky is turning bright without a sound ♫

[The people I adore (Leave it to fate)]

♫ Waiting for the seabirds to call forth the ripples ♫

♫ Waiting for a ray of sunlight to shine across the lake into my heart ♫

♫ Set sail when it's windy ♫

♫ The reflection of clouds, the changing moon, and the starry sky ♫

♫ Disoriented footsteps will gradually be erased ♫

♫ The light and shadows of the seasons ♫

♫ I've seen the meteor that lights up the night sky ♫

♫ When the wind rises, the sky will be cloudless ♫

♫ I'll head to a windy place to meet you ♫

I can't bear to let you go.

Time flies by too quickly.

It's no big deal.

I often head to Changsha for work.

When I'm there, you have to treat me to good food.

No problem.

If you're there,

I'll take care of everything for you!

Okay.

When are you heading home?

In two weeks.

That's so soon.

You're reluctant to leave, aren't you?

Actually,

everyone is really nice to you.

I know.

There is also

the kindness you're unaware of.

Help Damai?

Recently,

Damai is considering giving up writing

and getting a job.

Actually, all of us can tell that

she's very anguished and torn

because she still loves writing.

As her friend, I don't want to stand by and do nothing.

I want to give her a push.

What can I do?

Damai is a real homebody,

and her schedule is irregular.

Her days and nights are upturned.

When she can't write,

she's even more likely to coop herself up in her room.

She'll also be in a terrible mental state.

Here's what I think.

Both of you are creatives.

You also get along pretty well.

Perhaps you offer her more encouragement.

At the very least, get her to leave her room more often.

It's good for her health as well.

That's no problem.

I want to ask Damai for a favor anyway.

But, why is someone as talented as her giving up?

Right?

- You think so too? - Yeah.

Actually, Damai is a pretty good writer.

Those comments are just too inexplicable.

Stuff about how things aren't sweet enough.

This is a suspense and mystery story.

Why the heck would it be sweet?

There are even those

complaining about the heroine's five-year relationship.

They say it's disgusting.

I'm furious.

There are even people denigrating the writer!

They say this writer must have

psychological problems.

That's bullshit.

You can ignore such comments.

Anyway, Hongdou and I think

she writes really well.

You have to read it.

You must!

Okay.

By the way,

I... I have to ask for Damai's consent

before sending her page to you.

Let me ask her.

Don't worry. I'll ask her.

Remember to tell her that you love

suspense and romance novels.

Okay.

Damai,

don't bear your burdens alone when you face obstacles.

Sometimes, you can count on your friends.

Hongdou!

Hongdou!

Are you up?

Give me a second.

Okay.

What's wrong?

Damai sent me a reply.

Let me read it to you.

I've read all your comments.

Your encouragement and support

are very important to me.

I will do my best in writing.

Love you, and thank you. Muacks.

You came knocking so early in the morning.

I thought there was trouble.

She replied to you too.

She even replied

to all the other accounts I made.

She hasn't read the comments in ages.

Now, she's back to reading them.

She even updated yesterday.

Your strategy is fantastic.

From now on,

we'll be Damai's most loyal readers.

We have to silently watch over her.

Damai!

Hello, good morning.

Morning.

Good morning.

I burned the midnight oil and haven't slept a wink.

Did your writing go well?

I didn't write anything.

Why didn't you write again?

That's because creation

is a combination of self--doubt, tears,

countless late nights,

and the occasional flash of inspiration.

Exactly!

Mr. Hu.

Did you compose your song?

Couldn't produce anything.

Is he okay?

I'm the same!

Uncle Chang!

Uncle Chang!

The Fifth Hospital, right?

Okay.

I-I'm coming.

I'm coming.

Aunty Feng, what's wrong?

My husband fainted.

I have to go home to get his ID and money.

Where's my phone?

Over here.

Aunty Feng, don't panic.

It may not be serious.

Why did he faint?

Why did he faint?

I'm...

Arrogant.

I'm not here for you.

I'm here for Baoping.

Chuchu.

Aunty A'Gui, Uncle Chang fainted.

Aunty Feng is in panic.

Will she be okay all by herself?

He fainted?

No way.

Don't worry.

I'll check on her.

This is for Baoping.

One is for A'Feng.

Okay.

Be careful.

Okay.

A'Feng!

Get on!

I'll take you to the hospital.

I'm going to The Fifth Hospital.

My husband fainted.

Hurry up.

I know.

Sit tight.

Is he in any danger?

I was freaked out.

A'Yao!

Aunty Feng, Aunty A'Gui.

How is my husband?

Uncle Chang is fine.

He's awake and on an IV drip in there.

Okay.

How are you?

I'm fine.

A'Yao,

Uncle Chang fainted.

What did the doctor say?

He is anemic due to malnutrition.

His hemoglobin is only 70 grams.

Is that serious?

Yes, a little.

It's terrible.

If I hadn't seen him while passing by,

he'd be in deep trouble lying out there.

That's true.

We owe our thanks to Second Brother.

Thank goodness.

It's nothing.

A'Yao,

I'll get going first.

Okay.

I'm leaving.

Take care.

Don't worry.

You scared me.

A'Yao,

you stay here.

I'll head back too.

Aren't you going in to take a look?

I didn't bring anything.

I feel bad going in.

Keep an eye on them. I'm off.

Where is A'Gui and Xiao Qin's dad?

They went back.

They left?

The doctor also said that

when Uncle Chang gets better,

take him to a hospital in the city

for a full body check-up.

Does he need supplements for anemia?

Yes.

I'll explain it to you.

Granny, step back.

The oil will splatter and scald you.

Flip it over.

Stir-fried vegetables go with light soy sauce.

You're adding dark soy sauce.

It's fine.

This is how we do it in my hometown.

Your hometown's cooking method?

Well, add less salt.

Okay.

Don't add too much.

Is this enough?

Add a little more.

Okay.

♫ Listen to the rain falling into the silent forest ♫

♫ Enjoy the mountainous landscape at sunset ♫

♫ The raindrops from the roof drip into my eyes quietly ♫

♫ The world is like a quiet island ♫

♫ The sky is turning bright without a sound ♫

♫ Waiting for the seabirds to call forth the ripples ♫

♫ Waiting for a ray of sunlight to shine across the lake into my heart ♫

♫ Set sail when it's windy ♫

♫ The reflection of clouds, the changing moon, and the starry sky ♫

♫ Disoriented footsteps will gradually be erased ♫

♫ The light and shadows of the seasons ♫

♫ I've seen the meteor that lights up the night sky ♫

♫ When the wind rises, the sky will be cloudless ♫

♫ The sky is turning bright without a sound ♫

♫ Waiting for the seabirds to call forth the ripples ♫

♫ Waiting for a ray of sunlight to shine across the lake into my heart ♫

♫ Set sail when it's windy ♫

♫ The reflection of clouds, the changing moon, and the starry sky ♫

♫ Disoriented footsteps will gradually be erased ♫

♫ The light and shadows of the seasons ♫

♫ I've seen the meteor that lights up the night sky ♫

♫ When the wind rises, the sky will be cloudless ♫

♫ I'll head to a windy place to meet you ♫