In his senior year of high school, Shen Du transferred to County No. 1 Middle School.
She met two completely different girls - Lin Zhi, the class monitor who always huddled in the corner. Her grades were astonishingly good, but her name was written very small and tightly; Fang Yu, the athlete who was like the wind on the track, smiled and showed a row of white teeth, and he called her "Gardenia" carelessly.
One is like the silent moss in the corner of the wall, and the other is like the wild grass growing under the sun.
And Shen Du himself also has an unknown secret.
Three seventeen-year-old girls, amidst the roar of the countdown to the college entrance examination, clumsily approached, collided, and illuminated each other. Those thoughts hidden in the pile of test papers, the half piece of biscuit shared on the steps of the playground, the dimly lit road we walked side by side after evening self-study - are all the smallest and hottest footnotes in youth.
This is a story about "slowly learning to be a human being".
About how to get out of the shadows, how to receive the kindness from others, and how to find a little gentle certainty of your own in the most chaotic age.
Don't be afraid, take your time.
Intention: Everything can be done slowly