In the hot summer, Li Qing transferred to this small town in the south of the Yangtze River and broke into Lu Wuyi's life. One is a warm-avoidant attachment type, and the other is a noisy and clingy person who is self-informed. One always reminds himself that there is no need for intimacy, but cannot bear to move forward faster; the other strides closer with sincerity, enjoying the security behind him. If you run away from me, you can't fly without wings. There is no separation between life and death, no bloody drama. There are only the streets that two high school students walked together, the eaves that sheltered them from the rain together, the old fan in the classroom that whirred, and the incessant chirping of cicadas that reminded them, "Next summer, we will be separated."
Purpose: Documentary literature about pain-free youth