Epidemic/Youth/College Entrance Examination/Original Family/Love Triangle/Silent Guardian/Bipolar Disorder
Youth is a river.
Everyone must go through this to get to that place called "growing up". There are reefs, aquatic plants, and man-eating fish in the river. If you are not careful, you will be caught, entangled, and swallowed up.
When our ability to swim was not enough, we were forced to cross the river.
To survive youth is to survive, reach the sunny shore, and be rewarded as a decent adult. If you fail to cross the river, you will be trapped in this river forever or even be swallowed by it. In a sense, each of us is a survivor of youth. +
Meng Bing, who wrote this story, is already a college student. It is obvious that she is also a survivor of youth.
Although there were tears and pain in the process of experiencing youth, because of its indelible and unparalleled uniqueness, she missed high school one, two, and three years after graduating from high school. Countless midnight dreams were of high school campuses, small streets, riversides, and overwhelming camphor trees. It must have been regrets from her youth that she needed to perfect with her pen.
Write it all down.
The two teenagers who wrote about the Teacher's Day party were brilliant. Write about a girl hugging her sister gently from behind. The writing class girl likes to draw little rabbits. Write about a woman with a long tongue. Write about extreme boys. Write about a male head teacher who is strict but caring about his students. Written for parents who are worried about their children facing the college entrance examination.
She said she would give anything to have those years back. Then go back to those years.
Intention: Intention to be added
