(Part 1) Sun Shao, a freshman in high school, followed his friend Wang Yubing to join a choir that was on the verge of disbandment, and learned that the new music teacher Cheng Pei decided to transform it into a grassroots chorus popularization organization. When assisting teachers and classmates in choir work, Sun Shao proposed the measure of "separating singing and singing." While she was aware of her talents in such a career, she was also disturbed by the fact that she was at odds with her academic path.
(Part 2) After the mid-term exam, the choir gradually developed to a stage of in-depth polishing of the songs, and new members joined at that time. Several teenagers with diverse personalities are forced to face their own secrets and consider choices about their current identities or future paths.
(Part 3) As New Year's Eve approaches, two performances are imminent. The choir develops uncontrollably towards extremes.
>>The 270,000-word manuscript of the book has been completed and is being revised.
Purpose: To introduce choral art (and popular music) to readers in a popular science way, and discuss the possibilities of young people's career development and social interaction.
