If you don't want to peel, you can go back: spring comes back to life, and people are far away from the water. The source is Janice's "Step on the Sand", which is concise-ex-girlfriend, we don't get back together. If you are not afraid of being beaten, you can go back: mulberry is green and spring grass is green every year. The first half of the sentence is said by Zhang, and the second half is taken from Wang Wei's poem, which is just connected. The meaning is obvious-hey, let me be the receiver? No way!
You can also say: don't come to Wu Ji's face, you don't know where to go. It would be perfect to put another photo now. Or, you just want to enter the other person's body and don't want to enter her life. You can reply: when you meet with the golden wind and the jade dew, you will win over countless people. However, the ex-girlfriend may think you are the devil, ahem.
You can also reply to a poem: you are like the wind, and I am like a stranger. Only once in your life, you are destined to belong to someone. In this way, there is a lot of room for operation. Look at the other person's reaction first, don't show your attitude. If you want to keep a spare tire, you can keep it. There is a saying in Yuan Haowen: Swallows in the building can keep guests, and even strangers can laugh at others. There seems to be nothing wrong with putting it here. This may hurt each other's self-esteem.
The ex-girlfriend said, "A love that consumes everything, you can go home slowly." Bloom's stranger alluded to her in that sentence. I want you to come back to her. Su Shi's poem was adapted from the sentence "a love that devours everything", so it was perfectly accepted. In the sentence "Jiangshan is still the fault of the past", "Jiangshan" inherits the stranger in Bloom's last sentence "A butterfly devours everything", that is, his ex-girlfriend; The "old man" is the old man, that is, yourself. Being together means that you are still so good, but I am not the same person. Point out that the reason for refusing is not that you are not good enough, but that I am not who I used to be. Euphemism doesn't hurt. Personally, this is the best answer.