I was scrolling through QQ Music last night when Liu Yuning’s new song ‘One-Way Trip’ started playing—the opening notes hit me like a sudden rainstorm on a sunny day. My phone screen glowed in the dark room, and for a moment, I was transported back to that autumn afternoon at Beijing Capital Airport, watching my best friend’s figure disappear beyond the security checkpoint.
The lyrics—’We flourish and age at different paces/In different times and spaces/Never to meet again’—echoed in my ears while raindrops tapped against my window here in Vancouver. I could almost smell the airport coffee we’d shared hours before her flight, taste the bitterness mixing with our unspoken ‘see you laters’ that we both knew meant ‘goodbye’.
Liu Yuning’s voice has this rough texture—like worn leather—that scratches at memories you thought were buried. My friend and I used to binge-wang Chinese dramas every weekend, huddled on her couch with bags of spicy chips. Now? She’s married in Sydney, I’m building a career in Canada, and our WeChat calls get shorter each year. Last month, she forgot my birthday for the first time in fifteen years.
What struck me was how the song describes time as a ‘one-way trip’—no U-turns, no rewinds. I checked my photo gallery: our graduation pic from 2018, both grinning like fools; then last year’s blurry video call where she yawned mid-sentence because her baby kept her up all night. We’re the same people, yet completely different versions.
The album’s concept—’As a Flower, I Never Withered’—reminds me of pressed flowers. They keep their shape and color, but lose their scent and softness. That’s what growing apart feels like: you preserve the memory, but the living connection fades.
When the song ended, I noticed my tea had gone cold. I texted my friend a simple ‘Miss you’ with the song link. She replied three hours later with a heart emoji—the time difference now feeling wider than the Pacific Ocean between us.
So tell me—have you ever heard a song that brought back someone you can never meet again? Share your story in the comments. Maybe by talking about these one-way trips, we can make the journey feel less lonely.
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