Individual memories are more precious

Everyone is a pattern in an annual ring. Historical events, big and small, have experiences. This experience is often different from textbooks, or richer, or understated, or more painful.
When the whole country celebrates the end of the war, the father who lost his son seems out of place, but he will not be written into history; when the bombs are flying all over the sky, the children in the countryside are still eating delicious pears, what is war, He didn't know...
that one person's life was no different from the lives of 10,000 people.
The pear pits that the teenager spit out on the farm ignored by the war will grow into a big tree in the small courtyard where people are different decades later. Time does not fool people, and neither can people fool time.

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