The plot is interspersed with stories from two perspectives: a modern high school student and an ancient scholar rushing to take the exam. The key word "crossing the bridge" is used to integrate the two different eras and interpret a complete story. A senior high school student was preparing for the exam at night. He was so sleepy that he lay on his desk. In his sleep, he couldn't help but think of the story of Yang Xiucai from the single-plank bridge where he passed the college entrance examination:... [Yang Xiucai studied hard all day long in the pavilion in the middle of the lake in Nanhu, Mengzi. His lover would put down a bowl of hot rice noodles across the bridge by the bridge every day. The scholar went to Dali to rush for the exam, hoping that he would be able to take care of him one day as an official. The young man of the family finally lived up to expectations and got his fame back, married his lover, and entered the officialdom. However, he was disappointed and resigned because of the pedantic officialdom. When he was frustrated, his wife brought a bowl of Crossing Bridge Rice Noodles to warm his heart. He decided to return to Nanhu with his wife and open a small shop by the bridge, using Crossing Bridge Rice Noodles to deliver bursts of warmth to passers-by. In fact, the ordinary ideal also hides greatness. ... The senior high school student woke up from his dream and continued to write. In addition to this single-plank bridge, I also had dreams, so I kept looking and looking.
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