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I listen the song of "old street" from LI Rong Hao which brings a lot
That song reminds me of the neighborhood i lived, the youth i spent there, the mixed emotion
What i can not forget and what i want to forget is there
What i want to find and fail to is still there
I miss the old neigborhood which exists feels or emotions beyong discription, but when i go back there, in reality there is no such great changes but i can not find the same reflection or situation so what is changed is me.
So the old street is not a geography point, is sited in my mind.
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- Reply sunnyv
- Our young days are always sweet and memorable. Those were the days when we were full of energy and hope for the future. When I go back to my birthplace, even thought there are lots of changes, I could stay there for hours reminiscing my young days. Nothing is more satisfying than recalling the sweet laughter of my childhood friends and the shout of mom ordering me to go home for dinner.
Our memories are frozen in the days when we were small. We are fond of our old and original neighborhood, but then when we return there, the familiarity is gone. Ourselves have changed, people have changed and the feel has changed. We have unwillingly lost hold of our past days. This is so distressing.
How nice would it be if we could stay young and not having to step into the cold, materialistic society where we all have to compete with each other to gain happiness and survival. We have no choice but to leave our familiar neighborhood just to make a decent living.When people return to their birthplace, they would recall the old saying; ''East mountains are the same but the familiar faces have all vanished''.
- Reply lovingfun
- Just like "Old street", I remind lots of things, such as, the place which I was born, the memories of past, all kinds of pictures before graduation,ect.
Time can really change something, but can never change our feelings towards the past. Only when we fully understand past that we can go further.
