Ye Zhenzhen never thought that she would see her first love at her daughter's parent-teacher conference 23 years later. Rather than saying it was first love, it was better to say it was an unrequited love I had many years ago.
Once, she thought that person was her star and the sea, and she could rush to him regardless of anything; later, when she woke up from the dream and her heart was broken, she realized that they were just passers-by in each other's lives.
He was her high school physics teacher. When she first met, she thought he was extraordinarily handsome. When we met again, she thought he was knowledgeable. Then, I don't know when, maybe it was that unforgettable smile, maybe it was that heartwarming joke, maybe it was that thought-provoking back view... He gradually fell into her eyes, and then into her heart.
In order to make him notice her, she studied hard to become the top person in the class; in order to see him more times, she tried every means to create opportunities to meet him by chance; when others scolded him, she argued for him; when others praised him, she felt both honor and shame.
Her love was passionate and public. Everyone in the grade knew that she liked him. He might also know it, but he never made it clear. She pursued him for a year and a half, expecting to win his favor, but she didn't expect the news of his marriage! She was so disheartened that she finally gave up and became the joke of the whole grade.
Ye Zhenzhen: I only hope that we will be separated from each other, and we will not see each other for many years, and that we will be well for the rest of our lives.
Concept: The pressure of the secular world caused the tragedy of this teacher-student love, but without those pressures, this love would probably not have come to an end. So, how deep can so-called love really be?