(Adapted from a true story) In the late spring of 2016, the jacarandas in Yunnan bloomed wantonly and tenderly, and the breeze from the Cangshan Mountain wrapped in the evening breeze from the Erhai Lake, crushing the entire dream of youth.
Bai Zhi, the head of the Supervision Department of the Student Union, bumped into Xiao Gao, a music student with short hair, in the dormitory corridor. A bottle of Erguotou shattered to the ground, and the story of the two girls began with the strong smell of wine.
She is open-minded and cheerful, with a fresh and youthful enthusiasm. She will take the initiative to help her collect the sheets, stand in front of her in the park late at night to protect her when she is being harassed, and will pull her to sit on the stairwell and talk to her all night long with the evening breeze and wine. She is gentle and reserved, used to being tolerant and restrained, but in Xiao Gao's unreserved preference, she slowly sheds all her restraint and guarding.
The laughter and quarrels of a group of people, the wine and laughter filling the corridors, are their most carefree and green years, and they are also the brightest ray of light in their youth.
But the warm time is as brittle as thin glass after all.
The violence in his native family, worldly prejudice, and unaccepted love push the lively and open-minded Xiao Gao into a desperate situation. The slaps and insults at the school gate became the last straw for her.
On a sunny afternoon, she jumped and stayed in that spring forever.
There was no hysterical crying, just a silent dull pain that penetrated into my bones.
That encounter that started with a bottle of Erguotou was the greatest moment in her short life, and it was also a vacancy that she would never be able to fill for the rest of her life.
Purpose: To tell the youth tragedy caused by the original family and secular prejudice, explore self-identity, emotional redemption and life regrets, and convey the yearning for tolerance and tenderness.