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EPISODE · May 14, 2021 · 1H 36M

VOL.5 寻找那些关于夏天的回忆

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这一期我们以时间为主线寻找记忆中的那些夏天童年在后院摇着蒲扇看露天电影高考那天的暴雨阳光下的白衬衫有皂角香毕业季的啤酒小龙虾宁波的台风和梅雨季德国的五月飘雪上海市区的家具店暴走杭州的初夏漫步西湖夏天是学年的结束也是新学年的开始我们总在酷暑和暴雨中告别过去 迎接未来当然这中间还有悠长的暑假夏天开始了让我们享受这个美好的夏日

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这一期我们以时间为主线寻找记忆中的那些夏天童年在后院摇着蒲扇看露天电影高考那天的暴雨阳光下的白衬衫有皂角香毕业季的啤酒小龙虾宁波的台风和梅雨季德国的五月飘雪上海市区的家具店暴走杭州的初夏漫步西湖夏天是学年的结束也是新学年的开始我们总在酷暑和暴雨中告别过去 迎接未来当然这中间还有悠长的暑假夏天开始了让我们享受这个美好的夏日

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