The high school rooftop in Jiangnan Town was a dry swamp in Lin Xi's youth. With mediocre grades, a trivial family, and the failure of her passion for youth, the seventeen-year-old girl stood in front of a rusty barbed wire, feeling that her life was filled with endless desolation. The appearance of Mr. Gerd, the Chinese teacher, was like a gentle spark on an early spring night, pulling her back from the moment she was about to fall into darkness.
From the despair on the rooftop, to the discussion in the office, from the humble throbbing of others, to the courage to tell her inner desire to her mother, under the gentle guidance of Mr. Gede, Lin Xi walked out of the quagmire of youth little by little, learned to face herself, accept imperfections, and understood that love is not only the affection of others, but also the cherishment of oneself.
This is an encounter about youth, confusion and redemption. It is a song with poetry as the medium and growth as the rhyme. The wind in the Jiangnan town blows through the oak forest and the barbed wire fence on the rooftop. It also blows away the girl's haze, allowing her to slowly grow into what she wants in the gentle company. And Mr. Gerd will always be the unquenchable light in her youth, teaching her to live well and love herself well.
Intention: Love and Self