Busy as a mountain, I only take a spoonful of love to experience. You put pen to paper in Qian Shan, and you are at the end of the water.

These two sentences express my attitude and pursuit of love: singleness and persistence.

Prosperity is like water flowing three thousand miles east, I only take one scoop ... Three thousand flowing water is used to describe the rolling world of mortals, and "I" only take one scoop to drink (I only love one person).

"Three thousand weak waters only take one scoop" is a Buddhist allusion, warning people not to be insatiable and only catch one scoop; Later, it was quoted to express the singleness of love.

Write Qianshan, you put pen to paper; Saying "you" at the end of a thousand waters is my eternal pursuit.