There is a metaphor circulating in Mingde Middle School: Gu Chenzhong is the ancient bell sunk in the deep sea, and Lu Ye is the wild wind blowing through the wilderness.
One builds a wall with perfect scores, and the other measures freedom with sweat.
Everyone thought they would never intersect, until that band-aid, that glass of warm water, and countless silent nights in the old laboratory building quietly brought the two lonely planets closer.
However, love is instinct, but getting close requires courage.
Gu Chenzhong is burdened with a missing mother and a strict father, and is used to suffocating in a perfect shell;
Lu Ye has the hottest soul, but he can't learn how to warm a thousand-year-old ice.
This is a story about "learning to rely" and "dare to retain".
Before the storm, they were each other's only land;
After the tide recedes, may the sunken bells ring and the wild islands have light.
Intention: The best growth is not to become someone else, but to mend one's own gaps in love, so that the bells dare to ring and the wild winds have islands.