"Long Distance" is a story of youth pain, centered on the emotions and growth of the two protagonists Xu Zhi & He Xiao, Song Jingchen & Lu Huai, intertwined with regret, redemption and unfinished thoughts:
Xu Zhi, a young girl, was forced to transfer schools due to serious illness and domestic violence. She lost contact with her senior student He Xiao, whom she had a crush on, and suffered the pain of depression alone. He Xiao, who stayed at the original school, always cared about her, while Song Jingchen was retaliated for exposing bullying. After being rescued by sports student Lu Huai, the two gradually fell in love with each other. However, Lu Huai gave up his sports career to protect the other and left for another country.
The story chapters, from the brokenness of separation, the heartbeat of reunion, to the regretful ending of Xu Zhi staying at the age of seventeen - her departure became He Xiao's eternal dream, and Song Jingchen and Lu Huai also parted ways with worries over the years. The full text uses "the punishment of greed is loss" as the background, and writes about the unspoken love in youth, the involuntary separation, and the "distant expectations" that will always remain in regret.
Intention: Using the separation and regret of young people as the carrier, it not only writes about the involuntary loss in growing up, but also writes about the tenderness hidden in obsession - those unspoken loves and hard-working protection, even if they do not wait for the happy ending, they have become the brightest mark of youth, turning the "unexpected" regrets into "distant and expected" thoughts.