Sing Out for Youth

Name: Sing Out for Youth
Author: Fang Qingchuan

唱响青春

by Fang Qingchuan (房清川)

Status: Completed
Length: 200k Words
Genre: Urban
Subgenre: Urban Everyday
Updated: 2y ago
Source: Fanqie

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College is an important milestone in our lives, and those years can be truly wonderful. Everyone explores, searches, moves forward, perseveres, and waits for something in their own way. We all remember our college days differently, with our own distinct feelings and experiences. It was a time when we still wrote letters, listened to portable music players, and watched movies on discs, before mobile phones were everywhere. When those sealed-away years are reopened and brought back to life, when the threads of buried memories gradually become clear, a book is born to record the vigor and the little memories of those days.

Lin Yang was a freshman at an ordinary university. He had plenty of hopes for the years ahead, but knowing his own modest abilities, he figured he would have to settle for an unremarkable college life. Then, through small, unintended efforts and chance encounters, followed by deliberate study and hard work, he gradually found his way onto a brighter path. College grew more and more enjoyable, and things he once thought beyond reach, and far beyond his expectations, began to happen.

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