Cheng Yuan is seventeen years old and is in his second year of high school at Yucai Middle School, a provincial key high school. He was in the top three grades in Chinese, failed math all the time, and his overall grades were neither good nor bad. He was like a person stuck on the threshold - neither able to get in nor willing to get out.
He has a secret talent: sarcasm. He would use an article to compare school to a "cookie cutter", the exam to "assembly line security inspection", and the "total score total" structure of the essay to "a three-sentence self-introduction on a blind date." After this article was published in the school magazine, the grade leader almost expelled him, but his head teacher, Lao Zhou, stood in his way, at the cost of standing in the office all afternoon.
Lao Zhou said: "You wrote very well. But here, good and useful are two different things."
This is a story about walls. Schools have walls, families have walls, and seventeen years old have walls. After climbing over, you will find that there is a wall outside. But at least you got over it.
Purpose: All walls were originally built to protect something. Then it was forgotten. The essence of growth is not to tear down the wall, but to climb over it and find that there is still a wall outside - but you no longer hate it. Because within the walls, there is everything.
