Who could resist chatting about this with the songwriter himself?
Not to mention it's an interesting topic.
"Could it be the word 'missing'? I'm from Guangzhou, and in Cantonese, the pronunciation of 'ten years' is similar to 'missing'. And judging by the emotions expressed in the song, these two words fully capture the longing and regret for one's ex."
Even Lin Tingya, who had been standing by, smiling and silent, couldn't help but join in the discussion: "My thoughts are a little different from everyone else's.
According to the lyrics [Ten years later, we are friends and can still greet each other], what kind of words are greetings?
When you run into an ex whom you haven't seen for a while, you can either say 'long time no see' or just a simple 'hello'.
I think the two words "hello" are what make people tremble.
After a long separation, a simple greeting can be like a thunderbolt that shakes your heart. These two words can quickly connect to all sorts of happy stories and sad events of the past.
Gu Mo smiled: "Mr. Lin, you and I have the same idea!"
He went on to explain: "When I said the word 'break up', I would just feel pain and tremble at that time.
However, many years have passed, and I should have let it go long ago. So, it is unlikely that I would tremble when I hear these two words again.
Few people will develop 'breakup stress disorder' syndrome, right?
Be it ten years or longing, most of them cannot make people tremble.
The only thing that is possible is the "hello" that runs through this relationship.
From a hello when we were strangers, we met each other; from a hello when we meet again after a long separation, it ends.
These two words not only fit the theme of the song about the emotional entanglement between lovers, but also reflect the complex emotions of meeting again after many years."
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