Chapter 18 wine · man · woman

The quality of red wine is determined by the year, and which year the grape harvest is good can make good wine.I heard that 1982 was a good vintage, and the fine wines of that year were more valuable than those of 1972. It was judged by the vintage, not the age. Men's memory of old love is similar to red wine, but it is based on harvest. The so-called harvest is not what kind of woman he got at that time, but what harvest the man himself has, and the harvest is a man's chance. A man doesn't know exactly which year he broke up with a stubborn woman, but he will never forget under what circumstances he fell in love with a woman and lost her under what circumstances.

A man told me that that year, he was working as a delivery truck in a factory and fell in love with a female factory worker. The two kissed involuntarily outside the factory building and were hit by a prankster's water bomb.The man swears that he will work hard, and after he is developed, he can kiss in a noble place without being afraid of being thrown water bombs.He didn't remember that woman very much, but he remembered being poor and eating only two slices of bread a day. A man always puts women in his encounters, and he will always be grateful for a woman who appears at the worst of his encounters.

A man will hold a grudge against a woman who leaves when the worst happens to him. Women's memories of old love are the same as red wine, but not in terms of age, but in terms of quality. Women don't remember encounters, they only remember the state at that time.If he was at his best, with good looks and an attractive body, she would especially remember that man. That's why women always say when recalling old relationships: "I gave him my best years."