When we get old, we can spend our retirement peacefully like this!

Plant your favorite flowers in the yard and feed some beautiful chickens and ducks.

Dig another pond and fill it with lotus flowers and fish fry.

Plant some vegetables, fruits and melons behind the house, put up a trellis, and let the grapes climb all over the wall.

If you think the yard is too small, we can rent another one and a half acres of land and sow in spring and harvest in autumn.

The two of us would inevitably feel lonely, so we got a big dog and a fat cat to keep us company.

A bowl of porridge, a dish, a cat, a dog and one person to keep you company, this is probably what people want forever!

Early in the morning, I pushed open the fence gate of the yard and looked at the sun still at the foot of the mountain.

You push the cart to the town to buy vinegar and oil, and I sweep leaves and chop firewood at home, waiting for your return.

In your spare time, you tend to the flowers and plants while I drink tea and paint.

At night, I would wait under the tree in front of the door and put out melon seeds and green tea.

The night sky in the small town was dark and cloudless, and every star was blinking.

The spring, summer, autumn and winter come and go in the small town, and we grow older year by year.

As soon as the spring breeze warmed up, all the rose trees bloomed and the yard was filled with the fragrance of flowers.

The pear tree in front of the door is full of white flowers. Standing under the tree, a breeze suddenly blows and the pear blossoms are all over your hair.

It's a scorching summer day, cicadas are chirping, and the lotus flowers in the pond are blooming under the bright sun.

Sit in the house with a book, sip a cup of tea you made, and occasionally hear the croaking of frogs float in through the window.

Autumn is here, and the cool breeze is blowing. The lotus in our lotus pond has withered, and the pear tree in front of our door has turned yellow.

It rained all night long in autumn and there were dark clouds on the horizon. I decided to go back to bed and not worry about anything else in the world.

The winter wind is cold and snow is falling outside the window, and the yard has lost the vitality of spring.

You and I hugged each other by the fire, chatting about the village's gossip, while the cats and dogs next to us dozed off.