Shiyan's Dopamine Summer: Have You Fallen for It?
If we use beautiful things to sum up summer,
the most indispensable is the sunset glow.
It's eating watermelon in an air-conditioned room,
licking popsicles under the sun,
a pile of skewers and a pot of braised prawns in oil.
It's the season when many wonderful things happen.
Holding half a freshly cut watermelon,
scooping out the sweetest center first with a spoon,
instantly, your heart is filled with happiness.
Holding half a freshly cut watermelon,
scooping out the sweetest center first with a spoon,
instantly, your heart is filled with happiness.
No little crayfish
can escape Shiyan people's summer.
Whether spicy or garlic-flavored,
it brings unparalleled taste enjoyment.
Walking through the streets and alleys of Shiyan,
the earthly烟火气 (mundane hustle and bustle) on the streets
is filtered into a healing, gentle light and shadow,
as if holding the entire summer in your arms.
Elderly uncles are regulars in the tree shade,
walking out from home with a fan,
playing Chinese chess, walking birds.
The long summer afternoons become full of interest
in the midst of games.
Young people take over the playground,
releasing the stress of a whole day's work.
Among them are also "professional players" from the university team.
No matter their profession or social status,
as long as you are skilled enough at the ball,
you are the coolest kid on the court.
Girls change into their favorite dresses
and take photos with their favorite flowers,
all stunning the entire summer.
Children rush out right after dinner,
absolutely not staying home to blow air conditioning.
Instead, they enjoy the summer evening breeze,
playing with water guns, having a blast.
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Final review: Zhang Wenjing
