Sixteen-year-old Chen Shu received a cold "death notice". He was like a star entering the countdown, just wanting to glide quietly to the finish line.
Until I met Xu Chun.
The deskmate who always lowered her head and blushed like a peach blossom in spring timidly handed over a strawberry-flavored candy: "When you are unhappy, eat something sweet." Her eyes were as clear as snow that had not been covered with dust.
Chen Shu's world is gray and silent. Xu Chun was a touch of green that accidentally wandered into it, carrying a clumsy but stubborn warmth. A piece of candy, a page full of encouraging notes, a brave defense... She used the softest way to crack a crack in the hard wall of his destiny.
"I know my fate like a mayfly," Chen Shu wrote in his diary, "but I am greedy for the light leaking from her fingers."
When illness strikes, when rumors spread, when the future shrinks to just a few steps away...
Chen Shu squeezed Xu Chun's cold but firm hand. In the hasty feast of life, they decided to dance together, even if they had to break up in the next second.
[This is a youth elegy about a terminally ill boy and a gentle girl who illuminate and redeem each other at the end of their lives. Warmth penetrates to the marrow, pain pierces the heart.
Concept: Youthful love and the meaning of life