Lin Wan was a "regrettable product" who was one point short of passing the high school entrance examination. Severe depression made her live in a gray silent movie. Su Qing is a "scrap product" who has been playing in junior high school for three years. She uses her lens to collect the weird and wonderful things about the world. They met in the digital media classroom of a vocational high school - one was doodling death in a sketchbook, and the other was recording life on his mobile phone.
This is not a story of redemption, but a record of symbiosis:
Su Qing didn't say "You want to be happy", she only said "Today's clouds are like soft-boiled eggs, you can take half of them"
Lin Wan did not say "I love you", but only wrote "You are the only upright person in my youth" on the last page of the album.
They changed from deskmates to partners, from roommates to partners, and held each other's hands on countless nights when they "wanted to die"
They agreed to "at least get into college," and later opened a studio, bought a house, and learned to cook, travel, kiss, and live well during the periods of recurring depression.
"We are all people who have been given up by scores,
But in each other's eyes,
Saw the most complete stars. "
Concept: "Sometimes It's Sunny" tells the story of two "substandard" girls who meet in a vocational high school: Lin Wan, who is severely depressed, and Su Qing, who loves life. From being at the same table to becoming a lover, it takes ten years to complete two-way healing and mutual growth. The work deeply explores vocational education, mental health, female growth and same-sex emotions, breaking the stereotype narrative of "failure to enter high school means failure" and presenting the possibility of "still living a good life despite pain". The core idea is: in an unfavored soil, two broken souls use companionship instead of salvation, and build their own utopia together in the cracks - where there is career, family, travel and peaceful daily life, proving that the value of life never depends on the starting point, but depends on who you go with and how you go through this journey.