On New Year's Day when he was sixteen, Qi Yu climbed over the wall, took Cheng Xi's hand and ran out. Only the lights in the distance and the silence of the world were left in the dilapidated bungalow.
Qi Yu mysteriously asked Cheng Xi to sit on the small bench, and then lit several boxes of fireworks placed there, which Qi Yu bought with all his pocket money.
Because Cheng Xi said she had never seen fireworks, he set off one for her.
Cheng Xi especially remembered that the fireworks that day were particularly gorgeous. She stared blankly at the fireworks, lost in the sound of the fireworks. Until she later watched many fireworks, none of them were more vivid in her memory than the one Qi Yu set off for him on the roof of the bungalow that summer.
The stars of the fireworks lit up the entire sky, and also lit up Cheng Xi's broken childhood.
He stared at her seriously with his bright eyes and said, "Little doormat, these are fireworks just for you. When you come to the city, I will take you to see even grander fireworks."
Intention: Two-way redemption