What did the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl say when they met at the Magpie Bridge?

Idea: They haven't seen a greeting for a year.

Cowherd: How are you?

Weaver Girl: I'm fine. How are you and your children?

Cowherd: We are fine, too.

Weaver Girl: I haven't seen my children for a year, but I can't watch them grow up with my own eyes.

Cowherd: We still have a future. Children often think of you.

Weaver Girl: Mm-hmm.

On the seventh day of the seventh lunar month, commonly known as "Chinese Valentine's Day", it is said that the Cowherd and the Weaver Girl meet at the "Queqiao" every year. For thousands of years, this ancient and touching love story has been handed down from generation to generation, and this day is also praised by modern people as the China version of Valentine's Day.

Extended data:

Legend has it that the granddaughter Weaver of the ancient Emperor of Heaven is very good at weaving, weaving rosy clouds for the sky every day. She hated this boring life, so she secretly went down to earth, married a cowherd in Hexi privately, and lived a life of farming and weaving.

This angered the Emperor of Heaven, took the Weaver Girl back to the Heavenly Palace, and ordered them to separate, allowing them to meet only once a year on the seventh day of the seventh lunar month. Their unswerving love touched magpies, and countless magpies flew in and built a magpie bridge across the Tianhe River with their bodies, so that the cowherd and the weaver girl could meet on the Tianhe River.