Chen Qiuyun x Jiang Qin
Jiang Qin ranked first in the Chinese language class and could recite the "Preface to Prince Teng's Pavilion" backwards and forwards, but he filled the mathematics draft paper with passwords that no one could understand.
Chen Qiuyun ranked first in the mathematics section. He solved the final question in three minutes, but he hid the stroke analysis of the word "ginger" 800 times in the composition text.
Between them:
The last big math question that Jiang Qin deliberately wrote wrong (just so that their names could be seen in the light)
tied on the honor list)
Chen Qiuyun "accidentally" dropped the draft paper next to Jiang Qin's seat (it was full of function curves of the other party's profile)
The most perfect diagonal distance in the entire classroom (enough to see the curvature of his eyelashes with your peripheral vision, but not enough to reach out and touch)
Until the day of the monthly exam, Jiang Qin saw a line of small words on Chen Qiuyun's math paper:
"Suppose you are x and I am y. Find the shortest distance between us."
When he was collecting the paper, he secretly added the answer:
This question has no solution and the dependent variable is entangled.
Youth is an equation with no solution, and you are an axiom that I don't need to prove.
The diagonal line of the classroom is their tacit distance.
Far enough to pretend not to care;
Close enough, close enough to hear the other person's breathing while turning the pages of the book.
Concept: The collision of rationality and sensibility, the attraction of souls that seem to be opposites but are actually complementary.
