Painting takes a different path
The youth of Wen Tang and Shen Yanzhou looked like they were filled with sunshine and preference.
In the midsummer of a key private high school, a go-kart boy who knocked over the painting tools met a sketching girl who could recognize the racing logo. His track is fast and furious, her drawing board freezes the light and shadow, the same niche love, and the tacit understanding of being a perfect match, make this relationship naturally as sweet as a summer ice drink.
They used to lie on the carpet and watch racing videos. He would set the go-kart to the slowest gear and take her for a ride, and she would draw the sweat drops when he took off his helmet. They worked on topics together, and when they talked about Italian race tracks and New York art galleries, the light in their eyes was more moving than the words of love.
No one expected that the wind of graduation season would blow away the figures standing side by side. When the acceptance notice for racing engineering meets the interview invitation for visual art, the two boys and girls, nourished by love, finally understand the bifurcation of growth - it's not that they don't love, but that they love too much, and they are reluctant to let each other deviate from the track of their dreams for themselves.
The wave at the airport platform was as light as a sigh. During the interview for the Newcomer Award in Italy, he was thinking about the girl who painted stars; at the photography exhibition in New York, her finale was a blurry back view of a go-kart.
When the late summer wind blows, it is the most dignified end of youth.
Concept: The story is bright, but the fate is too shallow
