Simply this was how the dream began . . .
(And many people suggest that dreams really aren't like genuine life?!)
Walking via the crowded streets of Shanghai, I really feel the sun on my head, the wind in my hair, and general thankfulness to be alive. Searching over at Lì XiăoLì, I observe that she feels the same--you can tell since of the gentle smile on her face. The streets are crawling with people, busy rushing to and fro, pushing their bikes along the streets, trying to obtain by means of between the cars and those walking on the sidewalk-the common flurry of activity that occurs just about supper time.
Pulling her arm from mine, Lì XiăoLì reached out to steady an senior woman who had lost her footing inside the crowd. Thankfully, the woman’s niece also rescued her at the similar time, and Lì XiăoLì as well as the woman’s niece identified that they had been friends back in middle school.
Soon after some brief moments of chatting, Lì XiăoLì (PinYin)turned to introduce me.
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