Xi Zhao never thought that he would become an art student so naturally.
Her growing up experience has made her accustomed to hiding herself, hiding behind the "good student" persona that adults created for herself, hoping to live out her school days peacefully. Although he had an annoying younger brother and was bullied, he also gained warm friendship, completed reconciliation with his family, and met a respectable teacher.
It was also very risky for her to actually grab a paintbrush and take the college entrance examination, which is a single-plank bridge with thousands of troops.
Art was an accident in her life, and so was love. The distance between her and him is from the podium to the blackboard, from the desk to the bookcase, from the classroom to the table tennis court, and from the dormitory balcony to the garden downstairs. She carefully hid her thoughts, but was also quietly watched.
Training camps, going to the countryside, picnics, and rushing for exams, Xi Zhao saw scenery that he had never seen before when he was sixteen years old. He had both gains and regrets.
She and them stumbled through their youth just like they remembered running on the beach.
Concept: The scenery that cannot be painted is youth.