Yu Xiao Jiang Jinyue
"The moon sets over the river pond and turns to the west. The slanting moon sinks and sinks, hiding the sea fog."
**——She is the moonlight that he can never reach, sinking in the deep pool of seventeen years old. **
---
"My name is Jiang Jinyue, the one who said 'The moon falls on the river bank and turns to the west'."
At the opening ceremony of the second year of high school, transfer student Yu Xiao remembered the girl who stood in the sunshine and spoke - Jiang Jinyue, first in grade, vice president of the student union, a man of the hour on campus who always smiled brightly.
When they met in the library through the same unpopular poetry collection, and resonated with Chopin's "Raindrop Prelude" in the piano room, Yu Xiao gradually discovered that this girl, whom everyone regarded as the "little sun", had a moon pattern repeatedly drawn with a blue ballpoint pen hidden on the inside of her wrist. There were gloomy self-destructive paintings in the sketchbook, and behind her name was a poem about sinking and parting.
Bullying in schools is a silent deluge, from edited recordings to dead rats in lockers to vicious graffiti on blackboards. Jiang Jinyue always maintained a perfect smile, as if those injuries were just clouds passing over the moon. Until Yu Xiao found fresh knife marks on her arms in the piano room, and found the diary she wrote "I want to disappear today" in the middle of the math textbook——
"Everyone loves the radiant Jiang Jinyue, no one wants to embrace the broken me."
