总有人陪伴着你

谨以此片献给所有爱着与被爱着的人

To one who loves and is loved

总有人在陪伴着你

就这么静静看着你就好

我想带你去浪漫的土耳其

然后一起去东京和巴黎

亲爱的，别害怕

我一直在你身边

别着急，慢慢爬

我一直在你身后呢

浮世三千，吾爱有三

日、月与卿

日为朝，月为暮，卿为朝朝暮暮

岁月静好，何忍打扰

总有人在偷偷爱着你哦

陪伴乃最长情的告白。

附：拿破仑写给妻子的信

Love Letter to Joséphine from Napoléon Bonaparte

（拿破仑和约瑟芬新婚后不久，即前往意大利战场指挥法国军队作战。在接下来的几个月，拿破仑恳求妻子到米兰来共度蜜月。）

Marmirolo, July 17, 1796

I have received your letter, my adorable friend. It has filled my heart with joy. I am grateful to you for the trouble you have taken to send me the news. I hope that you are better today. I am sure that you have recovered. I earnestly desire that you should ride on horseback: it cannot fail to benefit you.

Since I left you, I have been constantly depressed. My happiness is to be near you. Incessantly I live over in my memory your caresses, your tears, your affectionate solicitude. The charms of the incomparable Josephine kindle continually a burning and a glowing flame in my heart. When, free from all solicitude, all harassing care, shall I be able to pass all my time with you, having only to love you, and to think only of the happiness of so saying, and of proving it to you? I will send you your horse, but I hope you will soon join me. I thought that I loved you months ago, but since my separation from you I feel that I love you a thousand fold more. Each day since I knew you, have I adored you yet more and more. This proved the maxim of Bruyere, that "love comes all of a sudden," to be false. Everything in nature has its own course, and different degrees of growth.

Ah! I entreat you to permit me to see some of your faults. Be less beautiful, less gracious, less affectionate, less good, especially be not over-anxious, and never weep. Your tears rob me of reason, and inflame my blood. Believe me it is not in my power to have a single thought which is not of thee, or a wish I could not reveal to thee.

Seek repose. Quickly re-establish your health. Come and join me, that at least, before death, we may be able to say, "We were many days happy." A thousand kisses, and one even to Fortuna, notwithstanding his spitefulness.

BONAPARTE