"I hope there will be time to look back and grow old with deep affection." The whole poem is: "The spring water is born, the spring forest is blooming, and the spring breeze is not as good as you." May there be time to look back and grow old with deep affection. "From the twenty-fourth chapter of Feng Tang's "Thirty-sixth Congress", "The Thirty". The annotation of the whole poem is: The green water in spring has just risen, the leaves are selling their buds, the forest is quiet, ten miles away. The spring breeze is beautiful, but it’s not as beautiful as your peach blossom face! There is no expectation that the years can go back, but they spend the rest of their lives with each other's deep love, expressing a kind of beautiful expectation or blessing.
About the author:
Feng Tang, male, was born in Beijing in 1971. In 1998, she received a doctorate in gynecology from Union Medical College. In 2004, he received an MBA degree from EMORY University in the United States. 2005-2008, Global Managing Partner, McKinsey & Company. In 2012, he was appointed CEO of a large state-owned enterprise. Antiquities lover. Writer, published works: Novel "All Things Grow" Novel "Give Me a Girl at Eighteen" Novel "Beijing, Beijing" Novel "Happiness" Essay Collection "You Will Get Old While You Live" Poetry Collection "One Hundred Poems of Feng Tang" "The collection of essays "How to Become a Monster" the novel "Fu Er" and the collection of short and medium stories "Eggs from the World" ranked first in the "Top 20 Future People" selection organized by "People's Literature".