Chen Mo, a top student in the Chinese Department, used to use the library as a haven to escape the low pressure at home, until he met Xiao Yang, a student from the Physical Education Department. With the sensitivity of a young boy from a small area, Xiao Yang squeezed into this university with his basketball skills. He always hid his thoughts in professional classes, but would quietly wipe the sweat off his fingertips when borrowing Chen Mo's notes.
They started from competing for the same seat, and gradually got a glimpse of each other's weaknesses in the details: Chen Mo's silence after answering the phone at home, Xiao Yang's hand that tightened the pen during the group discussion. There was no vigorous confession, only the hand warmer with body temperature that Xiao Yang handed over, and the speech outline marked with basketball patterns that Chen Mo wrote down for Xiao Yang.
In the late nights in the library, they shared unspoken grievances; in the trials in bed, they used awkward closeness to warm each other. Chen Mo began to dare to say "no" to his parents, and Xiao Yang learned to raise his hands in class - neither of them said "redemption", but in each other's eyes, they slowly grew the courage to move forward.
This is the story of two ordinary teenagers, about the support hidden in daily life, and about how two lonely people become the reason for each other to dare to move forward.
Intention: The idea is that ordinary individuals gain the courage and growth to face life directly through each other's subtle support, and complete silent mutual redemption in the daily fetters.