The first time a person dies is when they lose their passion.
"Courage is the art of being afraid without showing it." Jiang Chen takes this to the extreme.
Everyone would rather live like a lion for a year than like a sheep for a hundred years.
Who wouldn't?
But Lu Yang chooses to give up.
He is content to live like a sheep...
Jiang Chen once encouraged Lu Yang: "People who have lost their parents aren't orphans. Those who have lost hope are."
Where there's life, there's hope.
Lu Yang knows that, of course, but he'd rather not know.
Lu Yang thinks worrying is just asking for trouble.
But has anyone ever asked him if that's really how he feels?
Jiang Chen brings him happiness and hope, and Lu Yang brings a great deal to Jiang Chen, too.
Their courage, wisdom, and refusal to give in to anything are all forged as they rub off on each other.
It's not the slow pace that matters, but standing still. They both keep striving.
In the end, their friendship rises to another level.
They face the sea, the grasslands, and the Northern Lights.
All the beautiful things in life come to them right on time.
In the bright spring of March, when the spring breeze wakes the sleeping world, when the scent of tea fills the mountains, and when the drizzle nourishes all things, the beautiful "Yangchen" scenery of the four seasons arrives.
In early March, two young men walk briskly through a narrow alley. Wandering without a destination often brings a pleasant feeling to people with full stomachs. The weather has grown warm again. A gentle breeze brushes their faces, lifts Lu Yang's center-parted bangs, and blows away the restlessness that should belong to a young man.
As the sun sets, only by strolling idly along the roadside in silence can they discover all the gentleness in the world.
School life, versatile couple.
Transferred-in top student Jiang Chen × split-personality underachiever Lu Yang
Theme: Youth is always beautiful. It may not be perfect, but it will always be a beautiful memory.
