Lin Wu, a sophomore geography class representative, was always taking pictures of the fog in the swimming pool in the early morning, until he bumped into the boy who always snorkeled after closing time. Cheng Zhuo, who wears a dark blue hearing aid in his right ear, is used to recording the chlorine level of the swimming pool with a waterproof sticky note, but in the equipment room, he found strange writing on the thermometer: "03/21 The frost on the glass formed a plume-like cirrus cloud." They used the locker to pass on encrypted conversations - she marked star charts on the windowsill where he had painted water lines, and he calculated the angle of water entry on the back of her discarded film. On the night when his mother tore up the application form for the astronomy club, Cheng Zhuo locked Lin Wu in the shower room filled with sex, and pressed his palm against her trembling Adam's apple: "Now measure the heartbeat, latitude 37°42', longitude 112°33', the error value is my favorite." Ten years. Lin Wu, who later became a county middle school teacher, touched a rusted thermometer at the bottom of a demolished swimming pool. The mercury column always stopped at 26°C on the day of the first kiss, and the boy who said "water waves are the best hearing aids" was squatting outside the broken wall to piece together the old camera parts she had pawned.
Concept: "Love is to let imperfections become resonant frequencies and redraw the world in each other's coordinate system."