There is a two-part allegorical saying called the flagpole of the temple gate-bachelor. Does anyone know why the flagpole at the temple gate doesn't hang anything?

Talk about your heart. At that time, you thought we could meet every day and hurt each other ... Now, you are not in a city or a university. When you meet someone you know, you just nod politely at most, and there is no intersection. No one invited you to play and take a walk on campus. You missed too much, missed the beauty of that time.

After entering the society, you begin to miss the days of college. I don't have to work overtime every day, repeating the boring work life, and even have a few days off. I just want to lie in bed and have a good rest without moving. You're starting to miss college. You can read the books you want, watch TV plays every night, do what you like, and let your classmates take pictures of you.