"The Student Union's 'campus interpersonal relationship survey' showed that there are seven students with 'abnormal relationship status' in our school."
As soon as the announcement rang, the whole school went crazy. The people on the list looked at each other in confusion - Literary President Lin Shuixian who ate with three mirrors every day; Jiang Yue and Gu Xing, certified model lovers by the school magazine; Bai Lu and Xia Chan, who had been at the same table for three years and had a crush and a misunderstanding; student council president Shen Mo and school bully Lu Ran, who were recognized as rivals in the school and whose "staring time" was updated daily on the forum.
Seven people were put into the activity room and given the task: to co-write an "Observation Report on Various Love Forms on Campus".
What they don't know is that Lin Shuixian has a twin brother who swaps identities every week to teach each other; the "model couple" are actually the "love coaches" hired by Three Cups of Milk Tea when they were young; the "old enemy" lives across the street, and they were arguing about the terms of the barbecue until the early hours of the morning, and then fell asleep on a sofa.
I don't even know Teacher Guan's true purpose: everyone wants to write about other people's relationships from other people's perspectives. Essays on secret admirers' affairs and sparring diaries will be made public, and the "old enemy" blanket incident will become a case study.
What you see in a mirror is not narcissism, but longing. What kept an egg pancake hidden for three years was not silence, but love. What we signed for twenty years over a barbecue was not an agreement, but being together.
Seven people, four relationship labels, none of them are accurate.
When the truth fell like dominoes, they discovered that you thought you were writing someone else's story, but in fact you were also in someone else's story. You think you only picked up a piece of thread, but when you pull it out, you find that the entire thread is wrapped around your hand.
Concept: All relationships cannot be defined by a single label. Heterosexuality, lily, narcissus, and beauty are just the starting point of observation. Real intimacy is the unexpected entanglement, misplaced understanding, and sincerity that dare not speak out under the label. When one tries to define someone else's relationship, one is often exposing one's own.