Sunny Days in My World, Please Smile More

Introduction to the work The confusion of September's subject division collided with the hustle and bustle of the stadium. Fang Qingtian, a liberal arts girl, accidentally ran into the world of swimmer Lin Ji in a quiet corner of the gymnasium. He was wearing a team uniform with the national emblem printed on it, and his tall figure hid unknown pressure - the national emblem on his chest was both glory and heavy expectations. Rumors about training bottlenecks and project adjustments flooded him like a tide. She handed over a yellow smiley face sticker, carefully pasted it on the hole in his team uniform, and said with childish sincerity: "You who compete with the national emblem will definitely win." He rubbed her hair and hid the words "Come on" deep in his heart. One is wandering at the crossroads of liberal arts and sciences, confused by the game between "hobby" and "future"; the other is under pressure on the track of winning glory for the country, struggling with the balance between "glory" and "self". The two people, who seemed to have nothing in common, were unexpectedly bound by a national emblem and a smiling face. When the confusion of youth meets the heavy pressure of the competition, when pure encouragement meets silent persistence, can they find the answer on their respective tracks? Those confusions about growth and the weight of dreams will eventually intertwine into the warmest power over time - it turns out that a "come on" when you are at a low point can really become the light that illuminates each other.