Who Pays for Youth?

Everyone has their own different trajectory. Xiao Yu always believes that romance comes later, and the word "end it all" is really difficult to see in the real society of the 80s and 90s. Everyone has experienced the tangled first love, all kinds of bitter rejections, or the madness when being accepted, gradually entering the rebellious psychology of adolescence, turning against parents, quarreling with lovers, sometimes being ecstatic, sometimes being depressed and loose, and gradually stabilized, fantasizing about various post-marital romances, and carefully arranging the future Gebu! And suddenly I realized that these were just childish dreams on paper! When your beloved lover gradually prefers others because of life and the success of others, you realize that the original romance has no foundation at all. A cold attack of the trend can turn the relationship you have carefully cultivated for several years into worthless. When you gradually enter middle age, you realize that romance really comes later. Loving someone is not a temporary impulse, nor does loving each other last forever. The foundation of life is also very important. Then you gradually develop towards a career. Is it too late? Take a look at Xiaoyu's story, maybe you will experience the entanglement, rebellion, dream, and a slight sense of crisis of betrayal. Do all kinds of failures in adolescence really need to be strengthened with tears and pain? Who pays for our youth?