You taught me to breathe, but allowed me to sink. "
When a depressed girl picks up the "Drowning Manual" written by a hydrophobic boy, two people who want to give up their lives become each other's last driftwood.
Ye Zhiqiu's diary will fade - just like her desire to survive is gradually disappearing. Until she picked up the manual filled with "self-rescue rules" by the swimming pool and met its owner: swimming genius Zhou Jichuan, a hydrophobic patient who would tremble when standing on the diving platform.
"Breaking Points Notice"
? When Zhou Jichuan taught her underwater breath-holding therapy, she suddenly recognized the notch on his watch - it was a relic of the firefighter who saved her ten years ago.
? Ye Zhiqiu's torn-up diary was put together by Zhou Jichuan, only to find that all the "happy memories" were forged.
? On the day of the finals, Zhou Jichuan cramped and sank in the deep water area. Ye Zhiqiu in the stands did not reach out for help for the first time.
"Ultimate BE"
Page 13 of the handbook that was soaked in pool water finally appeared: "People who truly love you will respect your right to sink." What Zhou Jichuan put in the urn was a swimming pool watch that always stopped at 4 minutes and 30 seconds - exactly the time she was rescued.
"Famous scenes of high abuse"
- Zhou Jichuan discovered that Ye Zhiqiu's "self-inflicted" scars were actually a whale rescue route map carved on his skin.
- The two hugged each other in the swimming pool on a rainy night, and Ye Zhiqiu said, "This time I will be your lifebuoy." Three days later, she personally pulled off her oxygen mask.
- The glass begonia blooms at the funeral, and each petal is the last fluctuation of the electrocardiogram.
Purpose: "Love is not about rescuing each other, but respecting each other's right to sink." About redemption: Real healing is not to forcefully drag each other ashore, but to accompany each other to breathe in the abyss. About death: Sometimes the most extreme love is to loosen the tightly held hands. About scars: Those seemingly self-destructive marks may be the last distress signal left to the world. Imagery expression: "We are like two leaky boats. We don't need to repair each other, as long as we keep a lookout when we sink."