Match, verb. Sufficient and commensurate.
Everyone in Vanity Fair was vying to be seen, but he felt that he didn't deserve anything.
She is the star, he is the field. The stars must fall into the fields and say: You can do it, you really can.
The years when the stars fell into the fields taught him: You don't owe anyone the reason to hide yourself.
It took him a long time to believe it.
This is the story of screenwriters and actors, but also the story of a group of people. Some people want to be popular but dare not, some don't want to be popular but are pushed towards it, and some hide their tears in the spotlight.
In late spring, each blooms.
Concept: "Being seen" is not about being exposed, but being needed; "giving" is not about giving, but about creating a scene that makes the other person feel valuable. It tells the story of the protagonist walking out of the abyss of "I'm not worthy" and finally turning around to become a person who allows others to dare to shine.