她的美在第一次见面的时候就已扎进我心里了。那种不谙世事的干净和白皙,甚至不经主人的同意就萌了根发了芽,开得自然而然。我始终觉得,若谈时光、谈成长,女孩总比男孩更能谈出一份朦胧且微妙的淡雅。这没什么缘由,但却常常如此。在简·韦伯斯特的《长腿叔叔》里,茱迪凭着一个念想成长在麦芽糖一般拉长的时光里,变得愈发自信明媚。《初恋这件小事》中的小水,也因有着对阿亮学长的默默牵挂,在时光中惊人地蜕变。 Her beauty has plunged into my heart when I first met. That kind of innocence clean and fair, and even without the consent of the master of the bud germination, open naturally. I always think that if we talk about time and talk about growth, girls are better at talking about a faint and subtle elegance than boys. This is no reason, but often so. In Jane Webster’s “Long-Legged Uncle”, Judy grew finer and confident with the growth of maltose in a thoughtful way. “First love this little thing” in the small water, but also because of the silence of President A liang silently worried about the amazing transformation in time.