I'm on the Same Page as You, I'd Rather Be Young

This is a story of the same frequency embedded in youth. It uses the growth trajectories of Lu Chengyu and Zhou Wanning as a thread to connect the most vivid daily life on campus. From the tacitly completed poems by the window sill in the classroom, the glances across the crowd at the sports meeting, to the synchronized footsteps under the street lights after evening self-study, to the application forms pointing in the same direction during the graduation season - there is no vigorous dramatic conflict, only teenagers and girls The tiny resonances of "common frequency" between them: the frown when he couldn't solve the physics problem, the band-aid she quietly put in the drawer, the windy figure when he ran towards her, the little sun in her writing that coincided with his vision, are all the softest footnotes in youth. The story takes "same frequency" as the core and reveals the most touching background of youth: it is not the light of walking alone, but meeting the person who can share the morning light, evening breeze, thoughts and future with you, and together we turn ordinary days into the sweetness of exclusive youth. It is like an open graduation album. Every scene hides the throbbing that you and I have experienced.