Behind the mottled metal door on the top floor of Qingchuan Middle School, there is a secret garden built by seven teenagers from the second and third grade of high school using drink bottles. At the end of the seventeenth flight of stairs, thirty-seven hyacinth glass bottles reflect seven colors in the spring sunshine, like each of them hiding their secret youth.
When the red banners of the 100-day swearing-in ceremony covered the entire teaching building, the dean finally discovered the "illegal construction" on the rooftop. On a rainy night when the countdown card for the college entrance examination turned to "47", seven teenagers used their desks against the iron gate of the rooftop to guard the secret garden that was about to be demolished. The broken glass bottle in the water reflected a rainbow, and someone asked softly: "When the hyacinths bloom for the last season, will we still be here to watch the stars?"
This is a micro-utopian experiment that takes place on the seventeenth floor. Seven teenagers use glass bottles to collect wind, starlight and unspoken whispers, and press the pause button for each other's youth for the last time before the giant wheel of college entrance examination runs over their youth.
Intent: The essence is an existential declaration dedicated to all "immature adults": outside the preset orbit of the adult world, youth is allowed to have a grand, useless, purely romantic yaw.