文案·十二

每个夜里我都在翻身，辗转反侧，可梦里出现的还是聚光灯。

Every night I turned around, tossing and turning, but the spotlight appeared in the dream.

希望有一天，整个世界会变得不一样。不管我喜欢谁，都不再奇怪。

Hopefully one day, the whole world will be different. No matter who I like, it's no longer strange.

新年的钟声响彻九州，疾病与灾难都会成为岁月的尘埃。总会有一天，这里没有歇斯底里的哭喊，没有绝望与黑暗，春风会吹开这里的樱花，一树又一树尽连成蔽日的云朵，而这里，疾病肆虐过的冰冷土地下，是即将破土而出的春天。

New Year's bells ring through Kyushu, and disease and disasters will become dust of time. One day, there will be no hysterical crying, no despair and darkness, the spring breeze will blow the cherry blossoms here, tree after tree will connect the clouds, and here, under the icy land where the disease has raged, is Spring is about to break through.

我是一个俗气的人，见山喜山，见海喜海。承蒙你的出现，让我欢喜了好多年，你随手给过我的小花，我曾红着脸想用整个余生做代价，但是你曾放弃了那么喜欢你的我，如今虽我还遇风起就喜欢你，但不会和你走了。

I am a tacky person, seeing the mountains and the mountains, seeing the sea and the sea. Thank you for your presence, which made me rejoice for many years. You gave me my little flower. I once blushed and wanted to pay for the rest of my life, but you gave up on me who liked you so much. Although I am still in the wind now Just like you, but won't go with you.

有时关不上冰箱的门，脚趾撞到了桌腿，临出门找不到想要的东西，突然忍不住掉泪。你觉得小题大做，只有我自己知道为什么。

Sometimes I could n’t close the door of the refrigerator, my toes hit the legs of the table, I could n’t find what I wanted when I went out, and suddenly I could n’t help crying. You think it's a trivial matter, only I know why.

缘分这个东西，不负对方就好，想不负此生，真的难。慢慢大家会明白的，无法跟喜欢的人在一起，其实是人生的常态。

The fate is just as good as the other side. It is really hard to live up to this life. Slowly everyone will understand that inability to be with the person you like is actually the normal state of life.

我希望你遇到的下一任，是你超级喜欢，但是对你冷淡，脾气不好，又小气，从不吃醋，也不主动，还会对你的吃醋心生厌恶 导致你只能憋在心里吃醋，偶尔撩你又经常晾你，忽冷忽热，逃避问题吊着你的人。

I hope the next job you meet is that you like it very much, but you are cold, bad-tempered, and stingy, never jealous, not active, and you will be jealous of your jealousy, so you can only hold in your heart Be jealous, occasionally yell at you and often dry you, suddenly cold and hot, to avoid the people who hang you.