手机日历的推送弹窗一闪而过——“今日立春”。你指尖划过，像处理所有已读消息，没点赞，没转发。春天，就这样被“已阅不回”了。
事实上，春天不需要我们回复“收到，谢谢”。
她自顾自地让玉兰在昨夜寒风中胀满骨朵，让泥土悄悄地松动呼吸，让光线在下午五点依然斜照进办公室 …… 这些，都是她无需确认的“群发消息”。
我们总在人际关系里计较“已读不回是否失礼”，却对自然最盛大的邀约已读不回多年。春天不生气，她只是年复一年地发来请柬，像一位被静音却永远置顶的老友。
“已阅”是本能，“回复”是选择。
这个立春，不妨做一次主动的回复者：
推开窗，深吸一口尚冷但已柔软的空气；
绕路走，看枝头是否有拼命冒出的芽点；
晚餐加点青翠的春菜，用味蕾签收季节更迭。
不必长篇大论，只需在春天@你时，用五感回一句：“我在。”
毕竟，所有美好关系，都始于不再已读不回。
A notice pops up on your phone: “Start of Spring today.”
You swipe past it, like any other message you’ve seen. No like. No reply.
Just like that, spring is left on read.
But spring doesn’t need a reply.
It lets magnolia buds grow in the cold night wind.
It loosens the soil so it can breathe.
It sends sunlight into the office, even at five in the afternoon.
These are messages sent to everyone — no response needed.
We worry about leaving people on read,
yet we’ve ignored nature’s biggest invitation for years.
Spring doesn’t get upset.
It keeps sending invites, year after year, like an old friend you’ve muted but never unfollowed.
“Seen” is easy.
“Reply” is a choice.
This Start of Spring, try replying:
Open a window and take a deep breath of air — still cold, but softer now.
Take a longer walk and look for new buds on the trees.
Add some fresh green vegetables to dinner and taste the change of the season.
No long message is needed.
When spring calls your name, just answer with your senses: “I’m here.”
After all, every good relationship begins when we stop leaving it on read.