1, a person who transports people from one shore to the other by boat, usually used as a metaphor for the coordinator or media of both sides.
2. Passers-by in life, people who have crossed paths but will not come together.
Lei Bin, a "ferryman" in Hangzhou, said that it means to save a person from sorrow and pain, and crossing refers to crossing a person's sad side to the happy side of the river.
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1, you have your readers, I'm just a ferryman. We will eventually go ashore, and wherever we go, the sun is shining, and Wan Li is cloudless and full of flowers.
2. That river, winding among the mountains, is the lifeblood of the town and the only communication channel between the people of the town and the outside world. That boat, which has experienced many vicissitudes, is the only means of transportation in the town. It is because of that room and that boat that the touching story of the ferryman came into being.
That year, I read the novel Life written by Lu Yao. It seems to be my ferryman, which has solved my life confusion for so many years and guided me.
4. Things are like a book. A few years ago, he entered Namibia as a representative, suffered from malaria and depression, and sank for half a year. His university teacher is his ferryman, who carefully guided him until he got out of the present predicament.
5. The road of life is tortuous. No matter what difficulties you encounter, you hope to have a sincere ferryman around you to guide you.