The novelty of copywriting I lies in trying new things with the old, rather than repeating the old life with the new.

The wind in early summer flooded in from the fully opened window, making her hair sway like a blade of grass, and they met soon.

When do you feel happy? For example, lying in bed at night reading a book I haven't finished before, drinking lemon tea with short sleeves and shorts on the asphalt road in summer, or the people I follow accidentally become my fans. The moment I opened the page, I went to the place I wanted to go a few minutes before the train arrived.

"When spring blossoms, I will take off my mask and meet the sunrise to see you."

When I first met you, my hand holding a cigarette trembled with nervousness and wiped my pants with ash. As soon as I saw you, I stepped on the cigarette and quickly put it out. This is nothing like me.

I want to see you after the epidemic is over. I want to hold your hand, comb your hair, take you to eat a lot of delicious food, sit on the Ferris wheel with you and kiss you. ...

I like the days when I waste time with you best.

I never dreamed that a boy who stuck to me would send me good morning and good night every day, share it with me every day, call me if something happened, and fall in love with other girls.

Hello, you haven't met before. I want to see you. On rainy days, the smell of earth wafts into your nose, and branches and dark clouds are shaking. Passers-by without umbrellas are rushing into the shop. I want to see you and look you in the eye.

The so-called novelty is actually trying new things with the old, not repeating the old life with the new.