Chronicles of the Modern Empress Dowager

After Li Wei recorded the last episode of 2005, she walked out of the studio in relief and hurriedly took off the headset.

When she reached the dressing room, she changed her skirt, put on the usual warmth, and put on a long beige down jacket.

The coldest time of the year has come quietly.

Today is December 22nd, and she has scheduled a flight tomorrow afternoon. The final work summary is being done here.

Yang Li was busy for a while and handed her a list: "Anchor Li, come and help sign."

Li Wei glanced at it and wrote his name on it after confirming that it was correct.

"Anchor Lee is going to travel, right?"

"Yes, so I adjusted it for a few days off."

When Yang Li heard it, she looked envious: "It's great, I want to go for a walk, too. It's just... traveling alone seems a little lonely."

"What's wrong with being alone? Go wherever you want, and you can also join a group."

"It's boring to be with the group. Who will the anchor go with?"

Li Wei smiled and said, "Of course I will go alone."

Yang Li expressed a little bit of disbelief: "How is it possible? Didn't you say that you want a blind date a while ago? How did you get along? Is the relationship settled? Isn't it going to go out with him this time?"

At this time Zhu Heng walked in, and Li Wei said embarrassedly: "Okay, let's do something."

"You haven't talked to me, I'm very curious. Will you teach me some experience in the future?"

Zhu Heng came, took the folder and knocked Yang Li on the head and said, "What experience?"

Yang Li smiled and said, "The producer doesn't know about our anchor going on a blind date. I'm asking her if there is any good news. I am caring about her."

At this time, Li Wei couldn't wait for a slit on the ground. She immediately got in. Zhu Heng sternly told Yang Li: "Go and work on your own business. You're still at work now, don't gossip. The report is made. , I'm in a hurry."

Yang Li was reprimanded by the leader and had to return to her position obediently. Zhu Heng glanced at Li Wei's back and then walked away.

In the office, I can only hear the crackling of the keyboard and the squeaking sound of the printer, nothing else.

Li Wei finished her work summary. Seeing that it was almost time for get off work, she packed her things and was about to go out. Zhu Heng called her over.

"I only granted you a four-day vacation, so take it well."

"Thank you for your leadership." Li Wei's attitude is still so polite and alienated.

"Don't forget to bring local products to everyone."

Li Wei smiled and promised: "I won't forget."

Zhu Heng took a deep look at Li Wei again, and he almost forgot that the two were once on blind date. There was no response from Li Wei for a long time, and there was a tendency to avoid him. The meaning was already obvious. No matter, he can't seem to cope with talking about feelings outside of work with his colleagues. Everyone assumes that it never happened.

"Well, you get off work. I hope you have a good journey."

"Thank you for the production!" Li Wei bowed to Zhu Heng before quitting.

Zhu Heng has some doubts in his heart, this woman is too humble and polite.

Li Wei walked out of the TV station building with a bag on his back. It was nightfall outside, and neon lights were flashing everywhere. At the end of a busy day, she remembered that she had to catch a plane tomorrow and had to buy a few things to take, so she went to a nearby big supermarket.

When she came out of the supermarket, the sky was drizzling and it suddenly felt cold several degrees. Fortunately, it's not too far from home. She didn't bring an umbrella and ran to the house in a hurry.

Liu Chunzhi was sent back to Huiliang by Li Wei last week, planning to return here to reunite with his family after returning from Japan.

The room was deserted and desolate, with no light at all.

The hair was almost wet along the way, and the ball of thread came up meowing, looking hungry, and kept screaming around her feet. Li Wei rushed to add cat food to it, and then he put on dry house clothes.

Li Wei took out the notebook he had brought from the apartment over there. There were two other things in it, a red gold carved bracelet, and a Hetian jade plaque. These two items were given to her by Zhao Qian. She put them together, put them in a small wooden box and kept them carefully, and took them out when she thought about him.

Li Wei hurriedly packed his suitcases, prepared passports, ID cards, visas, etc., so that he would not panic when he set off tomorrow.

There was a song playing in the disc player at the moment, and the melodious female voice slowly flowed out: "But sometimes I would rather choose to be nostalgic than let go. When I see the scenery through, maybe you will accompany me to watch the long stream..."

This is one of her favorite songs. The lyrics have long been so familiar to her heart, but now the meticulous taste has added a little more melancholy.

In fact, a person's life is not that difficult, it has become a habit for Li Wei. Sleep alone, get up for breakfast alone. A person drags a suitcase and walks through the narrow alleyway, and checks in by himself, and his travel must be full of joy.

Speeding at an altitude of several kilometers above the ground, there is a vast sea of ​​clouds below. She is near the window, with headphones in her ears, and is drowsy listening to soothing music.

After more than three hours of turbulence on the plane, the altitude slowly dropped. She hasn't gone abroad for a long time, and when she set foot in a foreign country, Li Wei had only one feeling, and that was cold.

This is Sapporo, Hokkaido, wrapped in silver, which makes her memory seem to go back to when she was in Scotland at the end of 2003.

Sapporo is just one place she passed by, and now she is going to Otaru.

When she moved to Otaru, she found the hot spring hotel that had been booked long ago and stayed. The owner of the hotel is a very gentle middle-aged woman. She speaks very unique Japanese English and introduces to Li Wei what places to visit in Otaru. Li Wei also had a little understanding.

Fortunately, there are Chinese and English introductions to relevant attractions in the room.

Putting down the luggage, she went out alone. The architectural styles of other parts of Otaru in Japan are not quite the same, and they lack a sense of harmony. The European-style western-style houses built along the canal at this moment make people feel like walking in a certain European town.

Because of the cold weather, Li Wei wore a woolen hat and a thick scarf and strolled on the street. The lights on the trees on both sides of the street began to flicker like stars.

It is said that this season is the busiest time in Otaru. The streets are full of tourists, laughing and chatting in twos and threes.

Only she was walking slowly in the crowd, seeming to be filled with thoughts.

Although the city is not big, it is full of romantic atmosphere. It is indeed a good place to travel leisurely, she likes it here.