Read this sentence and try creating a story according to that:  I always like walking in the rain, so no one can see me crying.

Some hints about the elements of a story:

1.Character Development: Who is this person? What is their background, and what events have led them to this point where they seek refuge in the rain?

2.Setting the Scene: Describe the environment in which your story takes place. How does the rain influence the mood and setting of your narrative?

3.Emotional Journey: What emotions are at play? How does the act of walking in the rain both conceal and reveal the character's true feelings?

4.Conflict and Resolution: Is there a turning point or a moment of realization for your character? How does the rain play a role in this?

5.Symbolism: How does the rain symbolize broader themes or the character's inner state?

At that time I was always feeling depressed and thought perhaps I had done something wrong, like I had not proclaimed that I cannot tolerate [violating the group rules anonymously] at all in advance, it is one of my two most intolerable things (of course I also don't like others violating the group rules onymously, but when committing it anonymously, I'll be angrier). And I sometimes walked on the road, when it rained, I cried, because the raindrops could conceal my tears.

A few months later, I was in the rain. I listened to the music with my smartphone. The song in my earphones is [The Funeral of the Roses] from Xu Hao. I heard the lyrics:

Always recalling the past and blaming myself

Always thinking of you unconsciously

Now you are already too unattainable for me

Can only stay in my memories

I looked up to the sky, sighed, and suddenly got over it thoroughly!

Once I have enough time, I'll make up that.