Brother, Even If I Tell You, You Don't Understand.

This is a campus growth story about "how to transcend fetters and transform into love". Han Che and Xu Yifan, a pair of teenagers who are legally brothers but have already crossed the line emotionally, have completed the transformation from "protector and protected" to "equal lovers" during their more than ten years of getting along day and night. The story depicts the awakening of emotional cognition, the pressure of family and society, the struggle for self-identity, and the courage and freedom finally obtained in love with delicate strokes. Concept: Emotional Graduality: Love does not arise out of thin air, but is a qualitative change caused by quantitative changes over many years of dependence. Every intimate habit (pulling clothes, sleeping in the same bed, exclusive titles) is a foreshadowing that cannot be let go in the future. Aesthetics of Restraint: The most touching moment of love is not possession, but the patience to stand still for the other person's reason despite being within reach. Every time Han Che "almost loses control" and "forcibly pulls him back" is the highest ritual of love. Social reality: Do not avoid the real pressures faced by same-sex emotions in families, campuses, and society (rumors, family conflicts, future plans), making relationships more powerful as they are tempered.