The wind in Beicheng blew through the summer of the first year of high school.
When Wei Qingyun heard the name "Ma Yanche" for the first time, he was the legendary football boy in the class next door, the resident boss on the science list, and the flower of the high mountain who was separated from everyone by a layer of ice. But she didn't know that the hem of the boy's clothes raised when he ran hid his helplessness - he preferred the logical romance of mathematics, but his mother forced him to dive into the sea of questions in physics competitions, and even his presence on the football field became a luxury.
When the wind on the runway lifted the hem of her school uniform, and when he stood in the crowd and was gilded by the sun, the girl's heartbeat still skipped a beat. She wrote him as the protagonist in her youth diary, and fantasized about the sparks of countless "meteor collisions", but she didn't realize that the two of them were moving forward in their own predicaments: he was suppressing his love in the physics formula, and she was silently working hard on her secret love.
Youth is never a perfect fairy tale. Some distance has its ending written from the beginning. Later, Wei Qingyun lived a dazzling life with his strength, and Ma Yanche might have reunited with his love at a certain intersection, but two straight lines that were briefly parallel failed to intersect, leaving only the two-way sourness hidden in the wind that summer.
Reader comments
It really welds the youthful atmosphere into the text! The lingering heat of September on the playground, the soft plastic track, and the dazzling sunlight on the boy's white jersey, any detail can instantly bring back the summer of high school. Although the book is not long, it describes the throbbing of adolescence, "wanting to get close but not daring", in a delicate and vivid way. After reading, my mind was filled with the chirping of cicadas and the shadow of teenagers. I couldn't help but think about it after closing the book. Such a book that understands youth and heartbeats is really worth reading for everyone.
It really welds the youthful atmosphere into the text! The lingering heat of September on the playground, the soft plastic track, and the dazzling sunlight on the boy's white jersey, any detail can instantly bring back the summer of high school. Although the book is not long, it describes the throbbing of adolescence, "wanting to get close but not daring", in a delicate and vivid way. After reading, my mind was filled with the chirping of cicadas and the shadow of teenagers. I couldn't help but think about it after closing the book. Such a book that understands youth and heartbeats is really worth reading for everyone.