Fang Yue: "Which sentence in "Preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion" is your favorite?"
Lijiang: "It's difficult to cross the mountain, and anyone who has lost his way feels sad; if we meet by chance, we are all guests from a foreign land."
The story is set in a county in southwest China 10 years ago: Guancheng. As the name suggests, it is a closed and narrow county. There is a famous scenic spot in Guancheng called Suojiang Tower. Two teenagers, Li Jiang and Fang Yue, have a complicated emotional bond with Guancheng, a city that seems to trap dreams and is depressing. The two teenagers met at Guancheng No. 2 Middle School, the provincial key point. This is a cliché story about two teenagers with different outlooks and growth environments who are attracted to each other and grow up together through repeated collisions. They gradually understand the influence of their original families on themselves, find their ideals in life and strive for them, and finally understand each other after going through twists and turns.
The indifferent liberal arts tyrant: Li Jiang & the dandy liberal arts scumbag: Fang Yue
Intention: What can make you stop is the moon outside the window, and what can completely trap you is your own thoughts.