You deserve to be tenderly loved.
Red jujubes are a familiar ingredient in many people's memories.
Mom adds a few to a pot of soup; Grandma adds some to her tea — as if their presence alone gives the whole kitchen the flavor of home.
A girl living on her own, grown up and far from home, one day suddenly missed the taste of home.
Following her memory, she brewed a pot of jujube tea and sat on the sofa with the cup in her hands.
She discovered that growing up doesn't mean carrying everything alone.
We can still miss home, still be a little spoiled, still accept the care of others — and still prepare a portion of warmth for ourselves, with our own hands.
May good news arrive early, and happiness arrive early, too.
This series takes herbal plant culture, everyday imagery, and wordplay as inspiration for quiet companionship and self-reflection. It does not constitute Traditional Chinese Medicine diagnosis, medication advice, or guidance for the treatment of disease.
