Make-Up Classes, No Double Breaks

Song Yuzhou has a secret. Thirty-two years old, a high school psychology teacher and class teacher, he can see the colors of emotions - anxiety is a gray turbid current, anger is a red flame, desire is a dark blue deep lake, and hope is a pale golden light. When the school announced the cancellation of weekend breaks and the implementation of weekend make-up classes, he saw forty-seven colors. Class monitor Chen Nian is wrapped in a gray cocoon and is suffocated by her mother's expectations; sports student Fang Yan is burning violently red, but deep in the flame is a desire to be protected by anger; literary girl Lin Yiyi is covered in sharp purple, and writes the indelible "no double break" on the blackboard; Zhou Mu, who is admitted in the rural area, is as silent as dark brown soil, with a seed that has not yet broken through the ground buried underneath. This is not a story about taking down bad guys. The principal said, "My daughter doesn't want to make up classes, but I am the principal." Chen Nian's mother cried and said, "I'm afraid you are as useless as me." This is the story of a group of people trapped together. And Song Yuzhou decided to do one thing: not to overthrow the students, but to let them be seen. Using one mental health class after another, a night self-study during a power outage, a class meeting on "Who decides our time"... What they want to fight for is the right to be treated as a complete human being. "No Two Days" is a novel about education, growth and courage. It does not provide simple answers, but it makes you believe that some changes do not come by waiting, but are slowly opened up one lesson at a time, one conversation at a time, and one crack after another.