The literal meaning of "now to the future, the years are getting longer" means: the time from now to the future is also January, and the years have passed.
These two sentences are linked together, and there may be many themes to be expressed:
1. Express sadness over the repeated passage of time. Ruthless years escape from people's fingers every day. Looking back on the past few decades, it has been spent in cycles. Looking ahead, the years will not change at all, and people can't stop time from leaving.
2. Express your unswerving feelings for your beloved, and express your love for her through repeated cycles of years. From the past to the present, and then to the future, nothing will change. You appear in every day, every week and every month I love, and we will enjoy each other's love in such plain years until we die.
Week after week is a love novel.
Content introduction:
As the book says, "I love you as much as you love me, from beginning to end, week after week."
Fang Zao is known as a talented woman because of her excellent grades and superior wisdom. By chance, she met Achong. In fact, she only knows his name and doesn't fully understand him.
He would suddenly appear at her door after school and take her out for a ride. The places to go are the seaside, suburbs and street corners.
When going for a ride, A Chong will suddenly accelerate. At that time, Fang hugged his waist tightly. Many girls tried to take Chong's car, but they all failed.
It's just that Ah Chong has always been secretive, and Fang knows nothing about what he has done. Perhaps, sometimes, the more mysterious and attractive people feel, Fang Zao never hides her love for Ah Chong, and she never asks him anything.