Reverse River

Under the pressure of the countdown to the college entrance examination, the life of "model student" Lin Suining is a accurately planned channel. Until that day, she broke the chalk in front of everyone, turned around and left the classroom, and deviated from the "correct" life that everyone expected. She met Zhou Yanshen, who was labeled a "waste", a young man who used nonchalance to hide his inner pain. This is not a sweet puppy love story, but an encounter between two lonely souls in the ruins of life. Together with a group of companions who are defined as "problems", they struggle, collide, get hurt and grow clumsily and tenaciously amidst family pressure, educational alienation and cold reality. Lin Suining's rebellion was an introverted nuclear explosion - she fell from the top ten in her grade, wandered the streets late at night, and used the money she saved from working to buy a ticket away from her hometown. Zhou Yanshen's decadence is a protective color for his sobriety - he guards a video store that is about to close down, finds resonance in old rock music, and quietly records the most authentic appearance of the city with his camera. When Lin Suining's mother knelt in front of her and cried "I am doing this for your own good," when Zhou Yanshen's father smashed his camera to the ground, and when the dean announced at the school meeting that they would "dissuade" them - the two teenagers looked at each other, smiled, and then hugged each other vigorously on the rooftop in the rainstorm. They knew that this journey upstream was doomed to be lonely, but at least they found a fellow oar. "The River Against the Flow" is a youth epic about escape, search and self-reconstruction. It does not beautify pain or deify love, but truly records the confusion and choices of a generation on the way to growth. Here you will see the person who once