It Turns Out You Are Looking at Me Too

In the summer of his senior year of high school, Lin Yu, a transfer student who loved to laugh, met his silent classmate Shen Zhiyi. They became each other's only words. In the piles of rice in the cafeteria, in the phrase "Don't tell my mother" in the infirmary, in the water bottles secretly pushed over and the secretly drawn profiles, the two teenagers trapped in their original families saw the cracks in each other hidden in the sun. No one said anything. It's just that the look back at the stairs is getting longer and longer, and the temperature in the palm of my hand is remembered more and more clearly. It turns out you are looking at me too. Concept: Two teenagers who grew up alone in the trauma of their original families met in the youthful days of their senior year of high school. They approached each other in the name of "brothers", and gradually became each other's salvation amid the tug of heartbeat and fear. The story explores the courage of self-identity, the boundaries of intimacy, and how love can help people get out of loneliness, learn to accept and be loved, and ultimately conveys the warm power of "even if we are in darkness, we can become light because of each other."