Mai Jun is a high school student who came to Hangzhou from Tibet. There is an incomplete description of Mai Jun in the completed "The Lonely Season", and here we will look at life from his perspective.
"The Happy Yellow Handkerchief" is the second part of the Tibetan Trilogy. This book is related to "Loneliness" to a certain extent, but it is not a continuation of "Loneliness".
Let's go back to the storyline. Mai Jun is not a very individual person. Not only does he have no personality, but he is also a bit mediocre. He only dared to think about something he wished for in his mind, but he did not dare to actually take action. This includes his wanting to go back to Tibet to visit his mother, falling in love with a girl in school, etc.
It is precisely because of Mai Jun's mediocrity that the stories that happened around him, which should have been mediocre, became extraordinary.
Qian Zi, the girl he likes, he can only look at her silently, watching her break up and get back together.
Shi Yuancheng, his classmate since the first year of high school, is the protagonist of the mental depression.
Han Rutie was the person he confided in when he was feeling depressed.
Ye Shi is a carefree boy, but he also has a soft side inside.
Lu Yunze, Wang Min, Xie Cheng, Ma Liya, Fang Yanduan...