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Character:
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I have always believed that a person's life should have a bit of its own flavor.
It doesn't have to be particularly lively, nor does it have to constantly pursue novelty, but rather slowly find the things that truly make oneself happy. Some people like to spend their time in lively crowds, but I am often attracted to some inconspicuous little things.
An old clock, a faded old postcard, a uniquely colored wooden door, or a piece of music coming from somewhere can all make me pause and study for a long time.
I am a little curious and a little stubborn.
Once I become interested in something, I usually want to know its background rather than just looking at the surface. As a result, there are often small things in my life that others think are "useless" but I am reluctant to throw away.
I like to do things by myself.
Because things made by hand, even if they are not perfect, will leave their own traces.
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Interests:
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Photography, plants, clay, handmade paper, antique restoration, spices, traditional crafts, old maps, vinyl records, baking, interior decoration, nature observation, hand drawing, flower and plant specimens, antique markets, urban sound recording, and occasionally learning some small skills that have never been encountered before.
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Her Type of Man:
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I appreciate people who are sincere, humorous, patient, and still curious about life.
I like someone who has their own interests and doesn't need everything to be the same as others.
Being able to listen attentively to others and accepting different perspectives.
I am more likely to pay attention to how a person treats the people around them, how they use their time, and how they deal with small things, rather than overemphasizing what they have.
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