Shen Zhao never talks about love, and Lin Wantang never reveals his feelings. He collapsed three days before the college entrance examination, and she tore up the letter that had not been sent for three years in the emergency room until her knuckles bled. There are countless unspoken 'I am's between them, and seven pieces of handwriting on the back of the admission ticket hidden in the middle of the desk. When his heartbeat disappeared for the last second before the exam bell rang, she finally understood: he had used his life to bear the weight of all silence for her.
Shen Zhao collapsed three days before the college entrance examination, and his arrhythmia was concealed until the last moment. When Lin Wantang collapsed, she discovered that there were thirty-seven unsent letters hidden in his notebook. Each letter corresponded to a time when she lowered her head to write silently, a paper he secretly filled in for her when she was late, and a mint she secretly stuffed into his pencil case after a certain monthly exam. Chen Yu's documentary exposed the school's indifference to psychological problems, triggering a storm of public opinion; Zhou Rui disclosed Shen Zhao's medical records, revealing that the school acquiesced to the high-pressure system in order to ensure the admission rate; Fang Huai donated all his savings to Shen Zhao outside the examination room, just in exchange for the right to sign the rescue ticket. Father Lin finally realized that his daughter's 'perfection' was the product of emotional castration. Lin Wantang tore up all the psychological evaluation forms in front of Shen Zhao's hospital bed and announced that he would give up Qingbei and apply for the psychological intervention major. A year later, she established the 'Silent Confession' psychological aid station. The first letter she received was from Chen Yu: 'Do you remember? The last thing he wrote was: Next time, I will speak first. '
