“If I can, I would love to purchase some 1992 Iron Buddha tea. It was drunk from 1992 to 1995, and we tried to recreate the flavour in 2006, but failed. It is now a distant memory. Another thing I would like to have again would be my youth, or actually, my hair. A lot of things I want to have, but I know money cannot buy. We have to be practical and look to the future instead of the past, and to improve ourselves.
“Time passes very quickly. When you’re young, you don’t feel it, but now that I have children of my own, it really sinks in. My daughter grew so much in this past year, it’s almost scary. In my mind, she is still a baby—how is she so tall now? She used to rush into my arms whenever she would see me, but not anymore. Time really flies. I feel like a lot of people would wish for the same thing, to be able to buy time, and to slow it down.”