"Grapefruit Candy and Logo Mole"
The last pack of Hershey's grapefruit candy in the convenience store brings the tear-incontinent school bully Ji Huai and the irritable school bully Li Xiao together. The mole on Li Xiao's left earlobe became Ji Huai's exclusive soothing object, biting it every time he was wronged. From fighting for candies to feeding cats on the rooftop, from confessing in the rain to staying together in the hospital room, Ji Huai discovered that this fierce school bully would wipe his tears and see through the sadness beneath his fake smile.
When Li Xiao was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumor, he taught Ji Huai how to ride a motorcycle, took him to see the sea, and secretly lit birthday candles in the ward. "Little crybaby," he wiped away Ji Huai's tears, "my mole will always be bitten by you." But in the end, Ji Huai could only face a can of uneaten grapefruit candy and learn to be strong in a world without Li Xiao.
Ji Huai, who became a doctor many years later, had the same black mole tattooed on his left earlobe as Li Xiao. Whenever anyone asked, he would smile and say, "This is a story about summer, candy and eternity."
Purpose: Through the pure and passionate love of two teenagers, we explore the eternity and growth of love in the impermanence of life, and show that even in the face of death, sincere emotions can become the light that illuminates the rest of our lives. "