I just arrived in Hangzhou yesterday (actually, it should be the day before yesterday), and I didn't even have time to unpack my luggage. Today, I met many brothers and sisters from the community at the court and was fortunate enough to capture moments of mutual help. The most frequently asked questions were “How tall are you now?” and “Where are your parents?”

It feels really good. Although all the roads along the river have been rebuilt, the connections between people remain so stable.

Originally, I imagined returning to Hangzhou to live alone at home, mainly cooking for myself and occasionally visiting friends, and then posting “It's time for food again, folks.” But it turns out both my accommodation and meals were “mooched,” which is quite amusing (

Actually, I should have written something yesterday, but I just started and then forgot, which just goes to show my character…

In the evening, I went to my grandma's house for dinner, and everyone who heard about it said, “How rich!” As soon as I said I needed a pair of boots, my aunt quickly placed an order, and the delivery arrived swiftly. My feet won't be cold anymore, haha!