Love Letters Volume 115:” Dim Sum”

-Sir Knight, I never imagined you were also a chef. What is it

-In China, they are called 'dim sum,' which literally means 'a little bit of heart.'

-Why did people invent dim sum?

-Long ago, there was a Chinese princess who always skipped lunch, so someone made her some delicious snacks, poured all his passion into it. Fortunately, The passion was successfully conveyed. Even today, the locals still refer to lunch as eating 'dim sum.'

赋予这些平常之物过多的含义，是我的问题。

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Love Letters Volume 103:”Shining”

-Sir Knight is right; creativity is a person's most precious energy. When creativity is activated, a person shines. Her Highness, the radiant princess, is so dazzling. I want to shine as brightly as the princess too. -So, is this why you stay up late looking at your phone, Snow Ball? to make yourself shining?

Love Letters Volume 102:”Hidden Painting“

-Sir Knight, I've heard that many famous paintings in museums actually have multiple layers. When people scan them with X-rays, they can see another painting hidden beneath the layers of paint. -That's true, Tom. Look at the princess's painting, It’s so great, right? Then imagine your heart is an X-ray, and you will see another painting: She was staying up late, relax, with a smile on her face, enjoying painting and expressing herself.

Love Letters Volume 101:”Gifts”

-How to specifically describe love? -I think that when you love someone, you subconsciously want to bring her gifts. Even in ordinary days, maybe not expensive things. You just want to see her smile. -And, sometimes I wonder, if I were to travel several decades into the future, would I meet the old me who is giving you gifts, my princess.

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