"When the Strings Fall, It Happens to Be You"

Ning Yizheng is a piano student who takes the Unified Examination. He is proud and has a habit of pushing himself to the extreme. His technique in playing Chopin's "Torrent" was almost impeccable, but the big jump in bar 29 contained a crack that only he knew well. The slow practice is perfect, and as soon as the stage speed is reached, the inner breath of the musical phrases quietly collapses. Yu Linyuan, who is in the same class, is a violin student as enthusiastic as the sun. He could always hear the flaws underneath the music that were covered up by the torrent. In the crowded and dull piano room, he exposed Ning Yizheng's performance scam: the sound can deceive the audience, but it cannot deceive the player himself. The little sun kept getting closer to the closed boy, hitting Ning Yizheng's layers of defense again and again. Ning Yizheng is used to walking alone, and instinctively avoids this hot kindness. On the outside, he is peaceful, but deep down he is constantly tugging and suffering. The hidden gap in a piece of music is also the gap between two people. Across the keys and misplaced beats, they slowly learned to face the hidden fatigue and vulnerability during the high-pressure years of preparing for the unified examination. It turns out that a truly complete performance is not only about technical perfection, but also about allowing a beam of light to fall into one's own world. When we meet the light, we dare to look at each other from afar Concept: There is only one sexual orientation in the world, and that is where the heart is.