Lin Zhao was once a talented boy in the eyes of others. He was ranked number one in junior high school without much effort. But in the midsummer when he entered a key high school early, he discovered for the first time that talent would fail, and pride would be erased bit by bit by scores and rankings.
Shen Zhiwan is quiet and restrained. She likes to collect famous books and sentences from speeches. At first, she was just a name on the display board, a handwriting in the essay, and a corner of the grade list, but later she slowly walked into Lin Zhao's most embarrassing and softest youth.
They got close to each other in the strict campus life, and hid their love very lightly in the wrong question books, slips of paper, small rubber bands, black chocolate, Pepsi and singing. But the deepest feelings in childhood are often the ones that are hardest to explain. Silence, misunderstanding, reality and belated truth eventually pushed them to different distances.
Many years later, Lin Zhao realized that it was not that some of the replies were not written, but that they were never delivered to him.
Purpose: A story about the growth of reality into campus, describing the self-reconstruction and emotional miss of young people in a high-pressure youth. The work hopes to express: true growth is the willingness to move forward after falling; true affection may be late, but it will not disappear easily.