The lamp, which had not blinked since the evening had lit the hut, was filled with a slight halo in the air, and the whistling of cars rushed to my arms through the walls and through the windows, with a little enthusiasm.

Note: Because I think this paragraph is very well written, I plan to give it a separate chapter [frown]

Today's Xiaolai: Let's excerpt some text that feels good to be copied around. Today's excerpt is not particularly shocking, but most of the text is full of poetry, sunny encouragement, or warmth and warmth:

1. Everything has cracks, and that's where the light comes in.

2. Blow out the reading lamp, and the whole body is the moon. - Gui Ling

3. Then fold some wider lotus leaves, wrap a piece of moonlight back, and go back to sandwich it in Tang poems, flattened, like pressed acacia. - Under the Full Moon

4. The weather is getting better soon, and I want to wash away the gloom of the whole winter. Tuck the warm sunlight into the pillowcase cotton wool and dream about spring in the middle of the night.

The above copy is collected by Social Marketing. It didn't shock me, but the text was still pretty good, better than my writing, right.

2020.3.23

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