Red Hair and White Silk

[Classical Dancer vs Professional Racing Driver] [Plot-oriented, please mind if I stray in] Jiang Si, the youngest champion driver in WRC history. With his flamboyant red hair, his impeccable face and his incomparable family background, he looked like a dandy traveling around the world. Racing is his life, and the track is his battlefield. He believes in the hedonism of "to have all the fun in life". Yu Shuang is the youngest principal dancer in the history of the National Opera and Dance Theatre. The dance "Luo Shen" captivated the country and the city, and was called "Luo Shen" by domestic and foreign media. The stage is her life, her only place in the spotlight. Believing in the ultimate self-discipline of "sharpening a sword in ten years", there is no word "indulgence" in the dictionary of life. * At the charity dinner hosted by the Yu family, someone got drunk and came over to harass me. Yu Shuang took half a step back, turned her toes, and kicked cleanly to the side. People fell down. There was silence. Jiang Si was leaning against the pillar to watch the excitement, but now he walked through the crowd and said, "Miss Yu, make a friend?" "I'm not interested in drag racing." "It just so happens that I'm not interested in dancing either - but you are." * At the Swedish station, Jiang Si secured the WRC annual championship with an advantage of 0.03 Seconds. Champagne was splashing on the podium. He knelt down on one knee, took out the ring box from the inner pocket of his racing suit, and faced the live camera: "Yu Shuang, you must be in the practice room now, but I know you are watching. I won the championship, and you agreed to propose. This is what you said." The diamond ring with a racing track pattern sparkled in the champagne rain. This incident became the most out-of-circle moment in the history of WRC.