In the summer of his senior year in high school, seventeen-year-old Lin Hao was sent by his mother to tutor his neighbor's sister, Su Wan, at his home.
She was twenty-six years old, had just returned from her job in Beijing, lived across the street, was single, and taught him how to do trigonometric functions. He couldn't even draw the auxiliary line straight, and his palms were all sweaty - not because the question was too difficult, but because his heart was pounding when she came over to talk about it.
Su Wan only thought of him as the nervous high school student next door. She helped him with math, English, and comprehensive science. Until one day when she was at home with a fever, there was a knock on the door. Standing at the door was this young man with a hard expression holding porridge, and said: "You unchained."
His tone was like a command, but his eyes were filled with anxiety.
After that bowl of porridge, the content of the make-up lessons quietly changed. He began to take the initiative to hand in papers for her to correct, began to care about the rise and fall of every score, and began to write the word "Beijing" into every study plan.
Later, he scored 585 points, nearly 200 points higher than when he first arrived.
Later she went to Beijing with him.
From the sister next door to my home in Beijing, there are nine years, two hundred minutes, and three hundred and sixty-five night lights. Everything I want to say is in this sentence:
"You walked the road in the past alone. I will accompany you in the road in the future."
Concept: Love is the driving force for growth