Introduction to "Urban Youth Almighty Track"
Lin Mo is always said to be "all-powerful" - he can program a system that can modify old speakers, can play key shots on the basketball court, and can even turn an old clock that cannot be repaired in the community with just a few tinkerings. But no one knows that he always stares at the star chart late at night: these skills are like fragments scattered all over the city, unable to spell out "who I want to be".
Until the old telescope on the rooftop allowed him to see the city's neon lights and star trails overlapping: the subway lines were flowing tracks, the half-bottles of soda handed over by friends were warm coordinates, and even the old street stories he heard while repairing clocks all contained the answer of "take your time." He began to use programming to remember the city's fireworks. Under the basketball hoop, he figured out that "winning" was not the only goal. He finally understood that "all-around" is never the best in everything, but stumbles and stumbles, stringing together the fragments into one's own light.
This is the story of Lin Mo's search for himself in the city: the quarrel and reconciliation with Fa Xiao on the riverside, the abandonment and persistence on the eve of the competition, the first camera he found at the second-hand market - in the end, he walked out on his own trajectory at the intersection of the star track and the city track.
