Everyone told Lin Weiwei that she could only get first place when playing the piano.
Her mother Jiang Yin regards the championship as a shackle and tightly puts it on her body. The biased teacher Bai Yu deliberately suppresses her and only praises her competitor Wen Wan'er. The second prize in a national competition was exchanged for a room full of drunken scoldings and broken wine glasses. She hid her love and did not dare to show any grievance.
Until she met Qiu Linbai in the basketball hall filled with orange light.
He didn't care about her ranking, he didn't force her to reach the podium, he patiently taught her how to play, accepted the bear hairpin that she regarded as a treasure, and absorbed all her suppressed and unspeakable sadness.
Others forced her to compete for the much-anticipated championship, but only Qiu Linbai told her that the second-place Qinyin was equally worthy of being treasured.
The black and white keys are filled with a heavy pressure that no one understands. Fortunately, the autumn evening breeze brings the cold white and smoothes all the tension and scars on her.
Purpose: redemption