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<p style="text-align: justify;">In truth, everyone should have a form of expression that seeks no outcome—like opening a window for the soul. Sometimes, I wonder why we always long for the past, for childhood. Back then, we scribbled in textbooks and sang off-key songs on the way home. Those unjudged expressions taught us that feelings could be spoken. Now, we just need to find new ways to keep talking to ourselves. </p><br><p style="text-align: justify;">其实每个人都该有个不求结果的表达方式，像给心灵开扇窗。有时孟叔在想为什么我们总怀念以前、怀念小时候？ 小时候在课本上涂鸦，放学路上唱跑调的歌，那些没人评判的表达，在教我们：感受是可以说出来的。现在不过是换种方式，继续和自己对话。</p><br><p><br></p><br><p><br></p><br><p style="text-align: justify;">Our generation has become a vessel overflowing with information—endless notifications, relentless alerts, and the constant pressure of "shoulds": learn a new skill today, chase the next trend tomorrow, even our emotions dictated by trending topics. But when our eyes and ears are too full, the words in our hearts have nowhere to go. Over time, we for...