What items do you keep with you all the time, and why?

An ordinary little blanket that has been by my side for more than 20 years. It followed me to Changchun, to Beijing, and then to Shenzhen. I take it with me no matter how I go, and for so many years, it has not been damaged at all except for pilling.

The label with a sense of age has faded into this. It was my infant infancy. At that time, there were very few professional swaddling clothes of various materials and shapes, and everyone didn't pay attention to it so much, they were all looking for a small quilt and a small blanket.

The little blanket followed my mom into the delivery room, where my dad and grandma were waiting.

The steel ruler that my father bought me in the third grade of primary school, I am now a freshman, and it has been with me for ten years, walking with me through the high school entrance examination and the college entrance examination. It's not just a steel ruler for me now, it's my lost youth, the time that slipped away. I've had countless pens in my pencil case up to now, but it's always there, and there were a few times when I almost lost it, and I felt like I had lost something in that moment, and now that I think about it, it's probably just nostalgia for the old days of study.

It's a small pendant with a story. At that time, I had only known her for two days, and she was leaving the next day, so she asked me to the Bund in the middle of the night. We walked together for a long time, until one o'clock in the morning, and when we were about to take a taxi back, she gave me the pendant she had been wearing, saying that if I didn't leave anything behind, I was really afraid that she would disappear in my world.

Later, we were together, and although we later separated, the feeling of her little heart beating when she handed the pendant to me was still so real, and it would be very satisfying to think about it, leaving evidence that she really liked it at that time.

Zhou Shengsheng's necklace, the only formal gift given to me by my boyfriend at present, although the value is not so expensive, although he gave me a lot of injuries and made me shed a lot of tears, but I am still very moved. I don't know if I will achieve positive results with him, but as long as I still love it now, I will cherish this love. Everything is as it happens.

I loved Chow Sang Sang's box and beige flannel bag.

I've had a puppy keychain for 20 years. My wife gave it to me when we first met. I'm just with my house keychain.

I'm a careless person, I may not see 3 credit cards in a year, and it is not uncommon for keys to be lost. But that puppy, I never dropped. I also told my wife that whenever I don't know where the key is, I panic, I don't mind if the key is missing, but the puppy is missing and I can't buy it back.

My most important thing is probably my diary, no matter if I go to ** for more than two days, I will definitely take it, I will have the bottom, because no matter what, it will still be the bottom for me. After breaking up with a boyfriend in college, I developed the habit of writing a diary, and for the first time, I was able to stick to it. It's a good thing to keep a diary, especially since I'm not so discerning.

One last word: I know, in fact, the diary is myself.

This stapler was given to me by a boy I liked in high school, and I have been bringing it to college for six or seven years. When I was in high school, our nearest seat was across the aisle, and one day I saw him using this stapler and thought it was so small and cute, so he gave it to me. (Haha, it's also possible that I'm cheeky and want to come over).

Bookshelves, five years. When I was studying in college, I had a small wish, and the first thing I did when I graduated from the rented house was to buy a bookshelf of my own, but in the first year, I couldn't buy a bookshelf in the place where I lived in financial distress, but the first thing I did when I changed my house was to buy a bookshelf. The bookshelf was the first piece of furniture I bought!

My grandfather prescribed me Chinese medicine five years ago. My grandfather is an old Chinese medicine doctor, who has saved countless people in his life, often does not charge money to see a doctor, sometimes the patient is too poor to buy medicine, he will also pay the patient, and often talk about "the treatment is tight, and the money can be earned slowly". He lived to be a mackerel, and at the age of 92, there would still be patients who would come to his home to see a doctor.

This list is pasted on the notebook I carry with me, and I hope to always remember that no matter how the world changes, the heart of hanging the pot to help the world cannot be easily discarded.