[Emotional Story] A Thousand Origami Cranes in the Rain Facepalm Turn – Forever Lei Ge

When the boy and girl were in their first love, the boy folded a thousand paper cranes for the girl and hung them in the girl's room. The boy told the girl that these thousand paper cranes represented a thousand pieces of his heart. At that time, the boy and girl felt the sweetness and happiness of love every second. Later, the girl gradually distanced herself from the boy. She got married and went to France, to Paris, which had appeared countless times in her dreams. When breaking up with the boy, the girl said to him, 'We both have to face reality. Marriage is like a second birth for a woman. I must seize every opportunity. You are too poor; I can hardly imagine the days we would spend together...' After the girl went to France, the boy sold newspapers, did temporary jobs, ran small businesses, and put effort into every job he had. Many years passed, and with the help of friends and his own efforts, he finally had his own company. He had money, but he still couldn't forget the girl. One rainy day, the boy saw an elderly couple walking slowly ahead from his black Audi car. The boy recognized them as the girl's parents and decided to follow them. He wanted to show them that he not only had a car but also a villa and a company, to let them know he was not a poor man, he was a young boss. The boy drove slowly behind them. The rain kept falling; even though the elderly couple had an umbrella, they were still soaked by the slanting rain. When they arrived at the destination, the boy was stunned. It was a cemetery. He saw the girl. In the porcelain image on the tombstone, she was smiling sweetly at him. Beside the little grave, on thin wires, strings of paper cranes hung, looking so vivid in the drizzle. The girl's parents told the boy that the girl had not gone to Paris; she had cancer and had gone to heaven. The girl hoped the boy would succeed and have a warm home, which is why she had taken such action. She said she knew the boy and believed he would succeed. The girl said that if one day the boy came to visit her at the cemetery, he should bring a few paper cranes no matter what. The boy knelt down at the girl's grave, tears streaming down his face. The Qingming Festival rain did not stop, soaking the boy completely.The boy remembered the girl's innocent smile from many years ago, and as he looked, his heart began to bleed drop by drop. When the elderly couple walked out of the cemetery, they saw the boy standing not far away, the Audi's car door already opened for them. From the car's speakers came a plaintive song: 'My heart, does not regret, over and over all for you, a thousand paper cranes, a thousand feelings, flying in the wind...'