This is a story of young and secret love hidden in the sea of high school questions and the camphor evening breeze. The transfer student Jiang Xu is cold and reserved, while the liberal arts student Wen Zhi is gentle and timid. After the two became deskmates, they slowly got closer amidst the dense test papers and endless evening self-study. The notes passed between the desks, the orange hard candies always kept in the pockets, the palms of each other's hands warming each other on winter nights, and the promises made side by side for a hundred days, pieced together the purest heartbeat of seventeen years old. They suppressed their love, encouraged each other, did not want to delay their preparation for the exam, and secretly encouraged each other on the long journey of preparing for the exam. After surviving the cold winter and the midsummer graduation season, from secret deskmates to blatant lovers, we use oranges as tokens and the evening breeze as letters to pursue a long-lasting promise year after year. The full text of "Fireworks" is gentle and runs in both directions, recording the unique sweetness and enthusiasm of ordinary youth.
This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.
