"The Sweet Equation of a Top Student"
When Gu Yan, a top student in the Department of Physics, met Lin Xue for the first time, she was calculating Fourier series with a frown in the corner of the library. There were only three formulas on the note he handed over: Newton's second law, Boyle's law, and the last one he had just derived, the "cardiac probability model."
"The first two are truths," he lowered his voice, "I need you to help me verify the last one."
As the top student in the mathematics department, Lin Xue has never met anyone who can compete with her on the blackboard. Until Gu Yan used group theory to untie the bet she had set, and used spectral analysis in the experimental class to prove that her hair color had the most perfect chromatographic distribution in nature.
They met at the finals of the National College Student Innovation Competition - he was her opponent and the only person in the late-night laboratory who understood the loopholes in her algorithm. While other campus lovers were dating under the cherry blossom trees, they tested their conjectures side by side at the State Key Laboratory and wrote each formula into a unique love letter.
"My research results show that," Gu Yan suddenly changed the PPT and showed the last slide at the final defense scene, "the citation rate of the paper we jointly published will be 100% - because all future research on love cannot avoid this initial model."
Slowly unfolding on the big screen were the admission notices jointly issued by two top universities to study for a master's degree and a Ph. D.
Intent: True wisdom lies not only in exploring the truth of the world, but also in understanding the temperature of the human heart. Through the collision of ideas between science majors and liberal arts majors, the work explores the dialectical relationship between logic and emotion, expressing that love is not an either-or game, but the tolerance and integration of two different worldviews.