"Close to You, Leave You" is a realistic youth novel focusing on the growth and class differences of contemporary youth. It tells the story of a youthful love story between Jiang Shiyang, a young man from a wealthy family, and Chen Qingwan, a girl who excels in school. It begins on campus and is trapped in reality. When Jiang Shiyang was attracted by the quiet figure that was incompatible with the glitz around him and approached step by step, Chen Qingwan pushed him away again and again because of her hanging family background and self-esteem. In this heart-pounding tug-of-war, the truth about the estrangement between father and son, as well as the heavy pressure from family and society, ensue. They feel warmth when they are close, learn to grow when they are apart, and redeem each other...
Is it Cinderella and the rich second generation? Or The Princess and the Idiot?
Purpose: This book aims to explore how young people pursue the proposition of self-worth and emotional independence when barriers to reality collide with pure emotions. It is not limited to asking "can love transcend classes", but also deeply depicts the choices of individuals in different backgrounds. The story hopes to convey through the growth trajectory of the protagonists: the real "closeness" is not the shortening of the physical distance, but the mutual understanding and respect of souls; and sometimes the rational "leaving" is also to achieve a better relationship with each other. Love is motivation rather than shackles, and growth is reconciliation rather than compromise.
