In P County No. 1 Middle School in 2010, the youth of young Meng Zhongyun quietly unfolded amidst the fireworks of Nanqing Lane. By chance, he helped his brother Mao Zi chase a girl, which led to him forming an indissoluble bond with Lin Huameng, the top student in Rocket Class. From the shy handing out numbers at Lanzhou Ramen Shop, walking side by side on a night run on the playground, to the unwillingness to hang up the phone late at night, and the heartfelt paper hearts and scarves, this ignorant love hides the purest throbbing of adolescence.
The novel is based on real high school life, recreating the imprint of the non-mainstream era of farm stealing, Internet cafes staying open all night, and foraging for food in alleys outside school. It also restores the normal youth of academic pressure, family interference, and friendship bonds. There are no bloody scenes or suspended plots, only the clumsy liking of young people, the indiscriminate loyalty between friends, and the hesitation and retreat when faced with the reality of the gap.
From the joy of origin to the relief of parting, from a rebellious gangster to a sunny boy, the story of Meng Zhongyun and Lin Huameng hides the youthfulness and regret that everyone has experienced. This is not a perfect idol drama, but a youthful documentary full of fireworks - about love, growth, friendship and farewell, and about the lights that illuminate the youthful years. Even if they fail to stay together, they make each other a better version of themselves. Opening "Kwai Qing" will bring you back to those chaotic but extremely precious youthful years.
Purpose: To restore the most authentic youth and growth of ordinary people
