On the first day of high school, Chen Mo, a silent academic who was accustomed to being a loner and worked multiple jobs, bumped into Lin Xiao, a lively, cheerful and dazzling sports student in the corridor. This accident not only broke Chen Mo's headphones, but also caused the intersection of two parallel lines.
When the two became roommates, Lin Xiao stubbornly broke into Chen Mo's orderly but closed world with undeniable enthusiasm - accompanying him to work, waiting for him to finish school, and dragging him to watch basketball games. For Chen Mo, Lin Xiao was like an unexpected ray of hot sunshine, breaking all his habits and defenses.
From "no need" to "it's up to you", from being alone to walking side by side. In the autumn when the sycamore leaves are gradually turning yellow, an encounter that began with an unexpected collision is quietly rewriting the high school years of two teenagers who originally had no intersection. This is a story about loneliness and companionship, habits and changes, and also a gentle beginning of light determined to illuminate the shadows.
Intent: This is a story about "loneliness and proximity". It tells the story of how a boy who is used to protecting himself with silence is clumsily but firmly illuminated by another sincere warmth. The work does not explore one-way "rescue", but the process of two completely different souls colliding with each other and influencing each other - one learns to open his heart and see the excitement of the world; the other learns to stop quietly and understand the depth of silence. At the intersection of youth, in their own imperfect but sincere ways, they taught each other what companionship is, what bravery is, and what it means to find one's own light in the fireworks of the world.