There are two types of tides in Binhai City.
One is in the sea and the other is in fate.
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Wu Xixi is a specimen living in a transparent glass cover, regular, graceful and suffocating.
Li Guang is a weed struggling in the mud, violent, silent, and traumatized.
That day, she skipped class and ran to the sea, but she ran into the tide of fate.
Let's be defectors from the world of rules together.
The class gap makes them seem like two celestial bodies eternally facing each other due to gravity, but always separated by a chasm.
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People say it's "redemption."
She said it was "recognition": recognizing another true sunken soul in a world of hypocrisy.
He said it was "locked": like the moon being tidally locked by the earth's gravity, one side is eternally attracted, and the other side is eternal darkness.
Later——
Peng Junhao uses sunshine to cover the trauma of abandonment. He is the first bridge between the protagonists, and also becomes the first shooting star to leave. He stopped breathing on the eve of his birthday.
Li Guang walked towards the real prison as he came of age.
Wu Xixi saw a similar figure in the thick fog in London and finally understood:
Some love is not about crossing over, but about sharing the weight of sinking.
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This is the confrontation between the superior and the bottom, the tear between civilization and wildness, and the sober despair of "I clearly see the abyss ahead, but I still choose to walk with you."
The end of the story
"Wu Xixi, go forward." (Looking at the other side of the glass, his last words)
"Li Guang, I'm moving forward." (Her silent reply on the streets of London many years later)
· Sober realism youth tragedy · Not a sweet pet · Enter with caution
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√ Cool writing style, literary narrative
√ Class differences, real pain
√ BE aesthetics, sinking ending
× No golden fingers, no domineering president
× This is not a cool article, not a sweet pet, please enter with caution
Purpose: I would like to write this article to commemorate those "mistakes" that I made in my youth regardless of everything, knowing that they were wrong but still investing in them. We explore the other side of love: not all encounters are for fulfillment, some people appear to help you confirm who you are and what price you are willing to pay for your fate.