Last night, an old friend of mine and his wife had a quarrel. The two parties were in a quarrel. They even had to go to the Civil Affairs Bureau to apply for a divorce. Relatives and friends of both sides came to persuade each other, but both men and women just refused to listen and had to divorce. Someone knew that I had a very good relationship with them, so they informed me to go to reconcile. As soon as I heard it, I drove to my friend's house. They were glaring at each other, as if fighting to the end. I laughed as soon as I saw it, and said: "Remember what was written on the back of your wedding photo when you got married?" The two were startled at the time. I went on to say: "'Er Nong, I, I have a lot of emotions, a lot of love, hot like fire. Twist a piece of mud, twist one, shape me, break the two of us together, reconcile with water. Twist one more You, shape me again. I have you in the mud, and you have me in the mud. I am the same quilt with Ersheng, and I die in the same coffin!'". After I said the song "I am a strong word", my friend’s wife hurriedly went to the bedroom and found out an old photo that had turned yellow. After looking at it for a while, she put the photo on her chest and burst into tears. My old friend also couldn't help taking up the tissue and handing it to his wife, sincerely apologized and put all the responsibility on him, and the husband and wife agreed.
Speaking of "My Strong Words" to the effect: You have me in your heart, I have you in my heart, so passionate, deep in love, as passionate as a flame. Use a piece of mud, pinch one of you, pinch one of me, break us together again, and mix with water. Pinch one more you, another pinch me. You are in my clay figurines, and you are in your clay figurines. I will sleep with you as long as I live.
" My Nong Ci " is a poem written by the literati Zhao Mengfu 's wife Guan Guan. Her husband, Zhao Mengfu, wanted to take a concubine, and Guan Sheng wrote the song "My Nong Ci" after learning about it. She likened their husband and wife to clay figures, and expressed to her husband the wish to grow old. After Guan Sheng looked at it, he immediately gave up the idea of taking a concubine.
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