Reminiscent of her book "Time Train", when she was writing a speech for the Mainland Drifting Society, she was so nervous that she sweated a napkin with an outline of the speech. I can't help laughing.

Robert once said, "Patty was born a bad girl, but she wanted to be a good girl. When she was old, the cool words of tenderness and motherhood washed away her lifelong rebellion. I don't know Patty's definition of "good girl", but when she was 70 years old, she stood on the stage of the Nobel Prize ceremony and sang the songs of her friend Dylan. She looked like a girl.