A top student suffered a family accident and had to drop out of school. After returning to the village, he was betrayed by his mother and bullied by the village cadres. He ran away from home and went to the big city to find his first love. Although his first love still had feelings for him, there was a huge difference in their identities and cognitions, which caused many conflicts. Coupled with the involvement of a rich second generation, it is even more difficult to maintain the relationship between them. When he was in the countryside, a top student had a classmate who was a bad student, but this bad student was also a rich second generation, and the two had constant conflicts. The rich second generation in the big city tried to steal love, which made the top student unbearable, so he left for the northwest desert. As a result, I met another rich second generation. The rich second generation in the desert was a down-and-out rich second generation, and the two lived a dissolute life there. The so-called impermanence of things in the world, the novel attempts to interpret some erratic fates, the irrelevance between ideals and struggles, and between reality and pursuit. As the mother of a top student said, "People in the world are just like the miscanthus. Whichever way the wind blows, it will fall."
Intention: Interpret the irrelevance between ideals and struggles, reality and pursuit