Barcelona - Paris, snow

Dessie 2022-03-21 09:02:41

On the 4th day of my return from Barcelona, ​​it snowed heavily in Paris;

I was sitting on the bus after returning from the supermarket. I looked at the cement-colored sky and the chimney outside the car window. I don’t know when this strange city has become a little familiar, perhaps because I was on the bus. The crowded scene reminds me of Beijing, or it is because I have a person who lives here; the

black boots leave a string of white footprints on the snow, each footprint overflowing with happiness, because at this time I want to go back quickly and make dinner for someone; finally understand that sometimes happiness is just seeing the happiness you bring to others.

(So ​​far, they seem to be seriously digressing)

The first time I thought about the relationship between the city and love was after reading Eileen Chang's Love in a Fallen City, the fall of the city called Hong Kong and a love; I didn't connect these two words after that. got up. I still like cities, and feel that each city has a special flavor, vitality, history, narrowness, noise, sunshine, rush or gloom, no matter what, it will evoke the taste of memories; for a city, from strange to familiar to dependent and peaceful. The process of belonging is somewhat like love, and I think it was Barcelona that made me connect the city and love again.

It was a cloudy and rainy day when I first arrived in Barcelona. I held up my umbrella, and the sound of the box and the ground rubbing against the ground came to my ears through the earphones. The old man, the vehicle, the unfamiliar freshness fills the whole heart. Antoni Gaudí, a man with a wonderful relationship with Barcelona, ​​we visited his former residence in the Gaudí Park and found that his bed was actually a narrow single bed in the center of the bedroom. Inevitably, I think, He is single; perhaps if Barcelona were a woman, could she be Gaudí's lover? Walking on the streets full of Gaudí in Barcelona, ​​I can't stop this vague conjecture.

The last night of 2008, Barcelona-Paris, cleaned every corner of my heart, emptied all the bad memories of 2008; put it into a relationship.

Looking back at the snow-covered Paris outside the window, holding a warm cup of chrysanthemum tea, the transparent pale green cup with blooming chrysanthemum reminds me of the floral dress I wear in summer; Some of his temperatures make me not feel lonely in an unfamiliar city, not feel cold in cold weather, and drive away the nasty winter depression.

So——if you see this messy little essay with no answer, I want to say to you: Gracias, Gracias! Te quiero:) Also, please translate a sentence in Zhang Xuan's "Like" Speak to me in Cantonese ;)

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  • Franco 2022-01-07 15:54:41

    It's still about youth, living elsewhere. As at the beginning, it was predestined for the male main body to move from chaos to clarity, including the long-winded and annoying British little brother, of course not only them, but also you and me. Everyone is harvesting and growing. In the end, the film is a happy ending about the success of transformation. (Add an extra star to the actor, that girl is really like km in length)

  • Tina 2022-01-07 15:54:41

    I really admire the French concept of sex. Looking at the Spanish apartment, I really find it very strange. It is obvious that he had sex with someone else’s wife first. Why can his girlfriend be so irritated when he breaks up with him? Who is sorry? . Watching this film, I can’t laugh anymore, and I feel very confused while laughing...It feels so funny to post what I wrote many years ago

The Spanish Apartment quotes

  • Anne-Sophie: Do you find me repressed?

    Xavier: No.

    Anne-Sophie: Yes, you do. I can image what you think: "The poor thing's so repressed."

    Xavier: That's not true.

    Anne-Sophie: Old-fashioned?

    Xavier: A little, yeah, sure. You're not too "Chiquita Banana".

    Anne-Sophie: And what's that?

    Xavier: You're not too hip, you know that.

    Anne-Sophie: Yes, I know that. Does that bother you?

    Xavier: No.

    Anne-Sophie: Well, it bothers me. I'm not an idiot, you know. You, you're at ease, everywhere, all the time. You learn Spanish in a few months, you're friendly with everyone. I can't do that. I don't have your education. I'm not casual. I know you've got to be "cool" here. I'm not cool. "Hip," as you say.

  • Isabelle: You think it's all in the cock! Caresses are really important.

    Xavier: I know.

    Isabelle: Yeah, but you certainly don't do it well. Here, look. Come on. Come here!

    Xavier: What?

    Isabelle: When you caress a girl's ass, you caress her here... Here, on the ass.

    Xavier: No, but wait.

    Isabelle: You part her thighs.

    Xavier: I'm embarrassed.

    Isabelle: No, I'll show you. Hold her firmly against you. Keep her from moving. She's got to feel your grip! Contrary to what they say, most women want that grip, to be your prisoner.

    Xavier: No, wait, stop! What are you doing?

    Isabelle: Relax! I'm just explaining. Shall I continue?

    Xavier: Yeah, okay. Go on.

    Isabelle: So you press her body against yours. You caress her hair, the nape of her neck, her breasts. She'll be like you, she'll panic. You calm her. You take your time. Now, a lesson in "giving pleasure"!