"Don't come, you'll die, get out! Are you satisfied if you have to kill us?" "What can I do? I don't want to. If I don't say this, will he leave? It's impossible for us, it's impossible for us to be together..."
It was the full-length mirror that she was pushed onto and smashed into pieces. It was his mother who was sent to the hospital because of it. It was the agreement between two people who were destined not to be together...
They were young at that time, and they were high-spirited and made a sincere promise that it would be you in this life. They braided their hair into bracelets and put on rings, thinking that it would last forever.
She once said - "Yunzhou, I am very happy to be with you. When I am with you, it is my happiest time."
He replied - "How could it be possible? We still have a future. We will go to the same university together and we will always be together from now on. We will never be in a long-distance relationship again..."
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"I'm sorry, Yunzhou..."
"I'm sorry, Wanqing..."
It's the scars on their hands that they broke the agreement, the wounds that are getting deeper and deeper. They are two people who are destined to be impossible.
Purpose: Reflect the backwardness of modern Chinese parents' thoughts on children's education: incomprehension and prejudice against the so-called "puppy love", some parents' indifference to their children's feelings, and the impact of their original family on their children.