Come gently
Listen to the unmistakable sound of fallen leaves colliding with each other when blown by the wind and the short and crisp rustling sounds when they are stepped on. Look at the vines twisting in the sunlight and the mosses eventually covering the tiles, gravel, iron sheets, and old trees. Days are filled with wind, rain, scorching heat, or biting cold, holding tightly or caressing gently.
We know that diamonds are pure carbon crystals that have been under tremendous pressure for many years and are challenging and rare. Still, even glass, which breaks at the slightest collision, is transparent silica that has been melted at a temperature of thousands of degrees.
It is not easy to be intense and dazzling or to appear weak.

There is a small shop in the lobby of Mackay Memorial Hospital that sells low-sugar or dairy-free snacks. At around 7 or 8 o'clock on weekdays, many parents who are off work bring their children who live in the children's hospital upstairs down to take a walk and then pick up some juice and desserts to relieve their boredom. The child undergoing chemotherapy cherished the love in his hand with a weak smile, but he had no appetite to eat it.
Those children were so small that they were buried in their wheelchairs and could not be seen. All we could see was the big IV bottle swaying above them, carrying the hopes of the doctors and their parents. Before they grow up, they learn to ruin their health.
You have lost your health. Health is regarded as the most important productivity in performance-oriented contemporary society. However, no matter how important it is, health is not everything in life: a life without health and temporarily struggling can still be imperfect and low in productivity. A gentle sweep here may be brief or light, but it will still leave a faint trace, like the water stains on the packaging of the can of apple juice held in the small hand.
The scenery that seems to be blown away by the wind and cannot be captured in time is the trace that this article intends to describe and explore. The children wearing masks were too tired to speak. At this moment, which is about to pass in the blink of an eye, we are struggling to live, laughing, and getting hurt while at the same time enjoying and relying on the selflessness of nature in exchange for the extension of life. The leaves are soft and broken, barely clinging to the branches and about to be blown away by the wind at any time. They are insignificant, yet they make people stop and worry. The following article will slowly describe a series of paper paintings that depict this scene and are related to this scene.