The Bittersweet Feeling of Replacing an Old Car with a New One?

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JesseLee
07/30/25 4:56am
In life, many things are replaced when they become old and worn out. When we see our beloved car, which has accompanied us for so long, gradually aging and about to be replaced, it's inevitable to feel a sense of reluctance. Like sipping wine with a childhood friend and reminiscing about old times, our hearts, frozen in time, feel like kites unable to escape the entangled sky. Raising a glass, we toast to the passage of time with a sense of loss, sighing that a hundred years ultimately pass like a dream, and a thousand years slip away just the same. Without the mournful sound of morning bells and evening drums, only memories linger, leaving a faint warmth in our hearts.
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