This year can be said to be the year of elections in the countries of the world, and every election is like a bubble in the waves, some quietly bursting, and some stirring up earth-shattering waves.
And in the ancient and modern land of Iran, a political earthquake is quietly changing the face of the country.
Unexpectedly, 10.4 million pairs of eyes, focused in front of the ballot box, jointly painted an unexpected political picture - reform candidate Massoud Pezeshkian, the former health minister, today's pro-American representative, won the first round of Iran's presidential election in an almost crushing attitude.
The spring breeze of reform blows through the conservative glacier
In Iran's political arena, conservatism and reform are like alternating between summer and winter, elusive but regular.
And Pezeshkian's victory is undoubtedly the spring breeze blowing across the long-frozen lake, rippling layers of ripples.
With his moderate image of being pro-American and his persistent pursuit of peaceful development, he quietly melted the wariness of voters against the outside world and brought a touch of unprecedented warmth to Iran's political climate.
These 10.4 million votes are not only a trust in a candidate, but also a desire for change, curiosity about the unknown, and hope for a better future.
Independence, a new chapter in diplomacy
In the face of doubts from the outside world and the challenge of conservative forces at home, Pezeshkian firmly waved the diplomatic banner of "independence".
He promised that under his leadership, Iran will neither blindly follow nor act behind closed doors, but through intelligent dialogue and cooperation, find a bridge to resolve differences, and strive for a more friendly international arena for the country.
This is not only a correction to the hard-line line of the past, but also an affirmation of the wisdom and courage of the Iranian people.
In Pezeshkian's view, peace is not a compromise, development is not isolation, and Iran has the ability and responsibility to forge its own path on the global chessboard.
Looking forward to tomorrow, hope in the midst of uncertainty
However, change always comes with uncertainty.
Although Pezeshkian's election has brought new vitality and hope to Iran, the road ahead is still full of thorns.
How to ease tensions with the West while safeguarding national interests? How can we push forward with the necessary reforms at home, while balancing forces and avoiding social unrest? These were the severe tests that lay ahead of him.
The Iranian people are proud of this historic choice, but they are also well aware that the real challenge has only just begun.
Conclusion: Tomorrow's question, you and I think together
In the aftermath of this political storm, a question hangs over everyone's mind: Can Pezeshkian be the one who will lead Iran through the fog and usher in the dawn? Or is this just the beginning of another cycle? History never gives easy answers, it just silently records every attempt, every failure, and the occasional light of victory.
For Iran, Pezeshkian's victory may be a turning point, but the future road still needs to be explored and realized by the Iranian people hand in hand, step by step.
In the spring breeze of change, we look forward to and think together: how will Iran write a new chapter of its own in the uncertain future?