"Among the seven days of the week, Saturday is indeed younger. Working from Monday to Friday is the responsibility and anxiety of adults; the craziness of Friday night has a sense of revenge for the previous five working days, which seems so impure; Sunday night is full of panic about the next work week, and this kind of heaviness and forward-lookingness does not belong to teenagers.
Saturday only. Saturday is a relatively young day, so you can sleep in as much as you want and leave everything to tomorrow without worry or resentment.
I loved writing Saturday Boy.
I like to write about their joys and sorrows, struggles and compromises. They grew up in the unconditional love of their parents, but began to learn to pursue a love between a man and a woman that was conditional and needed reasons; they grew up in being loved, and then learned to love others; from being carefree to being treated maliciously by the world for the first time... This is a story of growth, and a story that will eventually end on Saturday. "
——Postscript to "The Best of Us"
Concept: If we were all blank sheets of paper, who would have picked up the paintbrush and shaped and made us what we are today?