Forty seven things I remember about the lyrics of Chen Qizhen

I want to remember the shape of the heavy rain on a summer afternoon

I want to remember the dusk and the dust in the dusk

I want to remember how lovers kiss and hug

I want to remember how upset you were

I will miss the death of the elephant I saw when I was 10 years old

I'm going to miss Kafka's stubborn picture

I'll miss all the books I've read and all the words I can read

I'll remember time disappearing like a carousel

Half cut kiwifruit and a kiwifruit

The core of the last apple eaten

A glowing highway is surrounded by phoenix trees.

The city marked on the map and a tearful Lake

A glimpse of the cockroach before going to bed and the morning

Open your eyes and you'll see the spider's web

When I was seven years old, I was wearing shoes for the first time

And who is it? Turn off the whole starry sky and let me shed tears

Dragonfly Dragonfly dragonfly flying speed

The wind rolled up the sand and raised the fog

A blank canvas

I have seen the house shaken by the earthquake on a very beautiful sunny day

The souvenir fell and caused a cry

How does a screw slowly loosen and then a hole appears

I don't hate beaches, and I've seen them

There was a man coughing loudly on the beach

Lemon, neon and jelly

Barefoot through a pile of mud

Glider crib

I suspect I've seen a pair of wings, too

The shape of a hat worn by a complex head

A ticket that I hold tightly in my hand

There are four words "destination" on it. Make me smile

I've seen those four words with my own eyes

It's like a black carved railing

Circle a terrace at dusk

There's a man down there showing his love

I have to remember all (you have to remember all)

Because I'm afraid that one day someone will ask me out loud

To my invisible eyes

I'll say softly, "I can't see."

But I remember it all (but you remember it all)