Self-cultivation of the traveler of the world

This morning, I learned that Kobe had passed away. My first reaction was that there were rumors among the news media to attract attention. Later, I checked the official news and found that the news was true.

I loved playing basketball since I was a child, but at that time I was young, I didn’t pay attention to NBA. Later, I learned about the basketball superstars in Qidian Sports novels. Later, I started playing NBA2kol under the guidance of my classmates, which led me to have a overall understanding of NBA.

Actually, I can’t say that I love basketball, but I am very familiar with Kobe. In one basketball novel, Kobe can’t avoid a name. Let’s discuss how Kobe is as beautiful as a picture, how stubborn as a stubborn person, how to inherit the basketball career without a son. All the noise is like yesterday, and today he will leave forever!

Now I am no longer paying attention to NBA. Maybe I have grown up and learned that the world is not as beautiful as in fairy tales. For the sake of interests and politics, nothing is what you imagined. The complexity of the world is far from what novels can explain.

Sitting in front of the computer, I was not lamenting Kobe, but the sudden news made me feel that my life was impermanent. Maybe this is growth. Looking and listening, familiar people are gone away from you one by one, becoming your memories, just like sand in your fingers, you can't keep it or let go.

Everything will eventually pass, right and wrong, success and failure will turn into nothing, the green mountains are still there, the sunset is red several times, and what has passed is over, and the future is still going on. I hope that all book friends can take care of themselves, pay attention to prevention, and always pay attention to the official epidemic prevention methods, and do not listen to rumors or believe in rumors.

I hope that one day in the future, you can point at my nose and scold me: "Can you get more and more every day? You are not as crowded as you do when you go to the toilet!"

I believe I would have smiled and looked at the manuscript and sighed: "How many? Not many!"