A person leaves home and strives for a better life, and love is the most important part of a good life, but love is like a single-plank bridge. If others pass it, you cannot cross it. It has been five years since I left home. When the remaining snow melts and the streams gurgling, facing the single-plank bridge crossing the bridge, I really wonder if others have passed by and my beloved girl can be safe. That kind of melancholy, that kind of loss, that kind of confusion, what happens if you succeed?
There are clumps of twigs, morning fog, quiet waterwheels, huts, and bursts of carefree children's songs accompanied by the taciturnity of father and brother. Most of us can go to college because our fathers and brothers have dedicated themselves silently. They worked hard and accumulated little by little to provide for the isolated and helpless wanderers in far away places, but they themselves were uneducated. They used their strong backbone to set up the first step in our lives and careers. I hope they don't make themselves too miserable. When they are sad, they are speechless and drink two glasses of wine. We must never forget them, never despise them, and never forget to repay them.
From this, I thought that the success of each of us comes from the selfless dedication of our relatives. The driving force for our life, work and career comes first from our mother’s winter clothes to keep out the cold, from our taciturn father and brother, from the waterwheels, huts, and single-plank bridges in our hometown. There is a girl who once loved you but has broken up...
"Northern Spring" is an abbreviation of the Japanese people's struggle.
I have personally understood the diligence of the Japanese people. Without their spirit, it would have been difficult to rise from the ruins of World War II in twenty or thirty years. The Japanese nation is good at fine craftsmanship and has shone brightly in the era of product economy, making people all over the world look at the Japanese people with admiration. I also learned about their patience and optimism in overcoming depression during difficult times.
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