On a rainy night, Shi Xinyu, a girl who was dismissed as "waste" by her mother, slipped in the living room and closed her eyes with despair and unwillingness; when she woke up again, the calendar turned back to a year and a half ago - she got a chance to choose her life again.
This time, she mustered up the courage to ask her silent father to transfer schools, escape from her mother's high pressure, and go south to attend a public high school in a strange city. The father and daughter carried their luggage and rearranged their lives in an old rental house: her father secretly traded stocks and cooked noodles for her late at night; she found love in the liberal arts class, made friends, and wrote her name on the subject list of "history, geography, and politics" for the first time.
From the thirty-seventh grader to the admission notice from the Chinese Department of Peking University, Shi Xinyu spent three years tearing the "waste" into pieces. Her father's straight waist and her mother's gradually softening voice on the phone also made her understand: growing up is not about escaping from the family, but about learning to hold an umbrella for yourself in the storm, and then handing the umbrella to the one you love.
This is a story of "it will always be sunny after the rain" - when you are willing to try again for yourself, the world will quietly light up for you.
Purpose: Learn to run in the storm and become the best version of yourself.