The years are turning quietly, and I am about to enter the third year of junior high school. I often can't help but look back at the gentle and vivid primary school days. That period of youthful and ignorant youth hides countless small, sincere and difficult-to-reproduce youthful thoughts.
I used to be introverted and sensitive, and I could only rely on my excellent grades to support myself. I was a top student in the eyes of my teachers, but I also experienced solitude and loneliness in a dazzling environment. During the long years of primary school, I met boy A, who was a lively, enthusiastic and mischievous boy. I experienced fights, misunderstandings, guilt and reconciliation. Those childish and sincere daily routines constitute the most vivid memories of my childhood.
I also met girl B, who has a cheerful and quirky personality. We played together, grew up with each other, shared snacks and thoughts, and spent countless warm and healing days and nights. Young friendship is pure and soft. It lasts for a short time but will be unforgettable for a long time.
There is also a boy C in the class who is lonely, clumsy and not understood by everyone. His clumsy movements and lonely figure are the regrets and silent tenderness of youth that I slowly understood after I grew up.
All the reckless jokes, silent guilt, passionate companionship and lonely moments are pieced together into a complete childhood. Those encounters and partings, ignorance and relief, excitement and loneliness are all the most precious aspects of youth.
Time flies, year after year, childhood ends quietly. Looking back at the journey, all the details of the past are still clear and bright, which softened my entire youth.
Concept: Many childhood friends break up while walking. There is no need to regret the end of the relationship, those short-term companionship, laughter and quarrels are still valuable.