The distance you look up to is the distance from the stage to the audience, the distance between inside and outside the screen. I can only look up at you and see you standing in the center of the bright stage, raising your hand to wipe away the tears of joy from the corners of my eyes, and saying congratulations in my heart. ——Lizi
I thought you were no longer you by my side. I let you bear the burden that did not belong to you. You strengthened my beliefs and supported my dreams. It wasn't until I lost you that I realized that without you, my dreams were no longer complete. Only in your eyes can I see the complete me. ——Qu Zhe
What is the dream? Many people born in the 1980s who have entered their thirties have asked this question countless times. What have we insisted on in the passing years? What did you give up? What did you get? What has been lost? In this era of extreme material expansion, people instinctively block out all the need for introspection and thinking, and are willing to numb themselves with beautiful things. Be it words, music, or movies. People always lament the unfairness of fate with compassion and use excessive tears to cover up their inner weakness.
But there is always a group of people who chase their dreams and never get tired or give up. They finally stood in a glorious place where everyone was watching, accepting people's cheers. I hope that the dazzling stars on the stage will interpret the power of dreams and entrust the struggle, growth and love of the 1980s generation. I hope that all friends can rediscover their dusty dreams, muster up the courage to chase their dreams, and finally stand on a stage that attracts attention.