嘿，我说

Another Peaceful Year Starts

Gone through the dark corridor, I take out the keys, open the door of my apartment, and find that the room next to the door is nearly empty. Only a few books on the shelf, shoes at the corner gone, and two empty boxes on the floor–Felix is moving out, to his newly decorated house.

Take a look around this apartment, in which Felix and I have spent the past year: the red bag I got in the 2010 induction training at Zhengzhou is still hanging on the coat stand, with all the stuff in it, and the phone number for bottle water is still pinned to the refrigerator–it seems that time flows so fast, though I’m always saying: Time seems to be passing fast when we look back, but you have to live day by day for the future. Fairly true.

The month just passed away exhausted me, as all kinds of tasks came to the deadline at the same time. And now when others ask me about my recent life, I will point to my head and say: See? There’s more white hair here. But fortunately, all tough tasks were killed, and I can start enjoying my life as I wish. Listening to music with my new stereos, reading piles of books I bought long ago, going out to meet friends I failed to meet before, wandering about in Beijing, …anything interesting is welcomed.

My body weight is also at the lowest level since my graduation, partly because of my bike-riding to work, and partly because of the hang-ups recently. It’s kinda a pride in some ways, ‘coz it makes me confident of my own physical health, though it won’t cure me completely. Time will.

During the past year, many people walked into my life and some of them went away, leaving me standing here.

The sun also rises, and let the bullets fly.