There is no central protagonist, no love line.
For a campus art festival, five teenagers who had nothing in common were brought together into the same organizing group.
A recorder who is used to pleasing others, a rebellious and silent photography boy, an optimistic girl who pretends to be happy, a top student who is trapped by the shackles of the future, and a person who pretends to be sober by showing off.
Five very different souls, each with their own secrets and family scars. They will quarrel and misunderstand, and fall into their own quagmire. No one can completely redeem the other.
But in the hot youth, they were each other's companions.
Purpose: Reject the "Utopia of Perfect Friendship"
The five people have different personalities and concepts, which will lead to quarrels, misunderstandings, and estrangements. Friendship is not about forcibly changing each other, but about seeing and respecting everyone's original scars and limitations, and accepting each other as they are. No one can completely heal another person's pain. They are just a companion in trouble, not a savior.