Broken String with No Return Date

In the first eighteen years of his life, Song Shaowei was a trapped beast trapped in the imbalance of his original family. He was sensitive, confused, and mentally exhausted. He had a talent for playing the pipa that no one cared about, and struggled alone amidst indifference and suppression. The isolation of the art exam and the neglect of her family made her try her best to escape thousands of miles away, but the shackles of her original family followed her closely. She struggled in confusion, guarding a clear heart, and the only comfort was the pipa. Pei Guanzhi is a well-known young pipa player in the province. He is extremely rational, cold and distant. He was once scarred by family favoritism, but he reconciled with the past early and lived alone. The pipa is his confidence and a barrier to isolate himself from the world. A national college student art show brought two people with similar original scars together through strangers, playing the pipa. When the two pipas join the strings, for the first time, the sounds of the lutes are of the same frequency, and the sounds of the strings are in harmony, which is worth a thousand words. His calmness soothes her anxiety, and her clarity stirs up his alienation. It is the salvation of soul connection, and the music of the piano is full of tenderness and throbbing. They once cuddled up against each other in the intertwining sounds of strings, and he accompanied her to fight against the shackles of his origin, and she gave him the long-lost warmth of the world. However, fate is hard to break. The scars of the past, the gap between reality, and the insurmountable barrier of destiny eventually made this bond that began with the sound of strings end in the years. The strings of the pipa are still there, but the close friends are no longer strangers. Those times of healing each other have finally become a regret that cannot be turned back. Only the lingering sound of the strings is left to commemorate the encounter and heartbeat that ended in vain. Purpose: This work uses pipa folk music as an emotional clue, closely follows the core of trauma and fatalistic tragedy of the original family, and deeply depicts the long-term pain caused by the original family to the individual. Even if you meet a redeemer with the same soul, it will be difficult to completely break away from the imprint of the past and withstand the torrent of reality and fate. The story abandons a happy ending, focuses on the aesthetics of regret and the irreversibility of real pain, and writes about the path of self-awakening of a sensitive girl. Even if she fails to gain a satisfactory emotion in the end, she still completes self-growth and reconciliation in the encounter; at the same time, it explores the preciousness of soul resonance between people. Even if they end up separated, the time that illuminates each other has become an eternal glimmer of light in a gloomy life. It conveys the sense of reality and tragic beauty of "There are many regrets in life, and not all redemptions can be complete. Some encounters are just to accompany each other for a while, and then become strangers." It pays tribute to those bonds that end in vain but are unforgettable.