The growth of Liu Heyun is an escape with shackles. His mother died young, and domestic violence followed him everywhere. The talent left by his musical genius mother became the past that he was most afraid to touch - he sealed the bow with his own hands, let his grades fluctuate in the middle, and shrunk himself into an unnoticed shadow, thinking that in this way he could avoid the sharp blade of life. The trauma of his original family was like an invisible chain, binding his steps and extinguishing the light in his eyes.
Chi Yuqing's growth is a never-ending race. His mother's strictness was his starting point, and his excellent grades were his report card. He was molded into a perfect "other people's child", but he never lived for himself. Tight nerves and repressed preferences left his youth with only monotonous gray until he met Liu Heyun - the young man who silently licked his wounds in the corner, but occasionally showed pure light.
Their encounter was the collision of two souls lost in their growth. Liu Heyun's fragility hidden in silence made Chi Yuqing realize for the first time the possibilities of life beyond "excellence"; Chi Yuqing's clumsy concern made Liu Heyun gradually dare to uncover the scars and face the past. The road to growth is full of thorns: the shadow of Liu Heyun's domestic violence was re-opened, Chi Yuqing's resistance was exchanged for pressure from his mother, misunderstandings and barriers cut through mutual trust like knives.
But growth is about learning to be strong through pain and gaining strength through bonds. Chi Yuqing learned to speak for himself and broke away from his mother's control; Liu Heyun picked up the piano bow again and let his talent revive in love. They accompany each other, from cautious temptation to unwavering protection, from the isolated island where they are struggling to the other shore where they rely on each other. The ending of HE is that the two teenagers finally broke away from the quagmire of their original families and met at the end of their growth. They used healing love to prove that all the injuries they suffered will become medals for growth; all the missed lights will eventually be illuminated by each other.
Intention: Where scars are burned, growth begins