It means that as long as you have experienced the beauty of the world and seen the flowers bloom. Why do you care whose house the flowers belong to and for whom they bloom? At least for a moment, you have smelled the flowers and experienced this moment. It also expresses that we should appreciate beautiful things, not have them. Don't care about eternity, just care about what you once had. If you have something, you will no longer regret it.

"It's good to see the flowers bloom, why care about the flowers falling?" I have always liked Haruki Murakami's words, "I tell you, I like you, not necessarily with you, but I hope that in the future, when you are discouraged, remember that someone once liked you." If I meet someone I like in the future, I will definitely write this in my letter to him.

I like you. I just want to tell you. If you don't like me, I won't pester you, I won't have to be with you, and I won't disturb your life.

"It's good to see the flowers bloom, so why care whose flowers they are?"

I have always liked Haruki Murakami's words, "I tell you, I like you, not necessarily with you, but I hope that in the future, when you are discouraged, remember that someone once liked you."

If I meet someone I like in the future, I will definitely write this in my letter to him.

When you meet someone you like, there is no purpose in being nice to him (of course, he should respect you enough and respect your likes and efforts). At the right time, boldly express your mind again. If you are lucky enough to like each other, then stay together.