"My Name Is Mr." Is actually called "Mr."
Protagonist: Zhong Huai, Xing Muwen
[Redemption | New Year | Running in both directions | Artistic growth | Slow and affectionate]
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When he was four years old, Zhong Huai fell into the biting lake water and was lifted up by a pair of young hands.
In the next ten years, his life grew along two lines of light:
One is the pursuit of light on the stage. He has gone through the transformation from small stage to big stage in training again and again, just to catch up with that unreachable figure;
The other line is the blur of ink on the paper, from the crooked pinyin of "Brother mù Wen" to the neat and neat pinyin of "Sir, Zhan Xinjia".
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Xing Muwen remembers the young man dancing gracefully in the light.
I remember how tightly he clutched his clothes when he was drowning, and the clumsy yet sincere strokes on the letter paper. He became an internationally renowned pianist. Whenever his inspiration ran out, those yellowed letters and old pocket watches became his source of inspiration.
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Ten years later, we met again.
"Ah Huai."
When he called him, it was like recalling a long-lost dream.
