This is a happy time in the same class, a microscopic world composed of 30 living souls.
The story begins with the ignorance of the first grade: the confusion of the first exam, the performance of the same hands and feet at the New Year's party, the first biscuit shared on the spring outing picnic mat... The marks of growth are hidden in more and more graffiti in the margins of Wu Zixuan's textbook, in the first building block that Han Mu finally handed over, and in the number of times Zheng Kai raised his hand from 0 to 3 times.
As time goes by, the young shoulders begin to bear the weight. Dropping sticks and hugs at sports meets, tears and laughter after mid-term exams, frolicking while clearing snow and surprises on Teachers' Day... They learned love and responsibility in the trivial daily life: Wang Haoyu put away his little overbearing and learned to help his classmates carry their homework; Zhao Yaxin's "stinky beauty" turned into the tenderness of braiding her classmates' hair with her fingertips.
Six years is a long growing ceremony. From the first independent fight in front of the blackboard newspaper, to the rapid heartbeat on the campaign platform; from the little secrets in "whispers" to the responsibility of forming a "love team". We witnessed Zheng Kai speaking loudly for the first time at the class meeting, Han Mu actively participating in the group discussion, and remembering the increasingly clear light on each child's face.
This is a tender epic written for childhood. It is not just a story in a classroom, but also 30 unique years, intertwined and resonant in six years, and finally composed into a youthful prelude called "We".
Reader comments
It describes the innocent world of children and is a refreshing and refined article. It is very suitable for people who value family education and for people who want to relive the good times of childhood.
I read many more chapters. This is a true portrayal of campus life. It witnesses the true quality education of the contemporary era and shows the splendor of the people-oriented and comprehensive development education concept in today's campus. Worth reading.
It describes the innocent world of children and is a refreshing and refined article. It is very suitable for people who value family education and for people who want to relive the good times of childhood. I read many more chapters. This is a true portrayal of campus life. It witnesses the true quality education of the contemporary era and shows the splendor of the people-oriented and comprehensive development education concept in today's campus. Worth reading.