Those Years Traveling to and from Kyiv

"She wants to go to school, she wants to go home, she wants to return to her red homeland."

"Her whole life was spent in tears, and they never ran dry."

Her parents came from the two most indomitable peoples in the world:

The Chinese people represent the resilience and spirit that have carried a civilization through a thousand years of hardship. The Russian people represent the determination and spirit to stand firm against powerful enemies in the harshest of wars.

She has a homeland she can never return to.

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In everyday life, he was like a cheerful nightingale, his smile bright and genuine, making it easy for people to warm to him. But there were always moments when the bustle fell silent and his smile faded. He would lower his eyes and say nothing. Then the hard, sharply defined lines of his cheekbones and jaw would show, shaped by the plains and blizzards. People would come to their senses as if waking from a dream: this vivid, passionate young man had always belonged to this Slavic homeland of icy winds and surging rivers.

Please note:

The female lead is a Chinese-Russian girl born in 2011. At fifteen, she suddenly transmigrates to Kyiv in 1984 and turns back into a seven-year-old. Shevchenko's mother helps bring her to the local police.

Her CP is Shevchenko. The football content will come once Shevchenko starts playing. I'll try to use a Soviet feel to soften the story's sad overall tone, but the romance will still be sweet.

Theme: More than football