During the college entrance examination year, her mother remarried and took Xu Shan to Yun Town, a border town near the national border to start a new life.
My stepfather has a Tibetan son named Yucuo who is one year younger than Xu Shan.
Yu Cuo didn't like his mother, but he would take him to the top of the mountain to watch the stars; Yu Cuo was very impatient, but was willing to patiently teach him Tibetan over and over again; Yu Cuo had a special sense of boundaries, but he could take the initiative to give up his own bed and make a bunk on the floor when his father asked them to sleep in the same bed. Xu Shan asked him why he was so kind to her, and Yu Cuo just said: "It's only two months. When you go to college, it will be mine or mine. I'll lend you two months in exchange for two months of peace." Xu Shan was so convinced that he didn't return to Yunzhen for six years because of Yu Cuo's comfort.
It wasn't until I returned to Yunzhen before graduation to look for information on applying to study abroad that I accidentally opened six letters with my name in the recipient column but had never received them before I understood the love that Yu Cuo had hidden for six years.
Their names occupy the beginning and end of the letter respectively, separated by hundreds of lines of awkward words, thousands of miles, and more than two thousand uncrossable days and nights.
Sweet and sour taste/secret love story/reunion after long separation
An ordinary love story in a border town.
In the pseudo-orthopedic years, Yu's surname is Gong.
Purpose: Cherish the people around you