Yesterday's Youth

At the age of twenty-eight, Chen Xu felt that his life seemed to have been finalized. The work is ordinary, the life is ordinary, and the dreams have long faded. Working overtime, renting an apartment, perfunctory parents, and escaping from the future. He thought his life had few possibilities. Until one day he woke up and returned to the morning when school started. The new books on the desk still smell of ink, his mother is calling him from outside the door to get up, his father is sitting in the living room watching the morning news, and his 16-year-old classmates are standing at the starting point of their lives. This time, Chen Xu decided not to escape. He wanted to face the questions he hadn't finished over the years, the words he hadn't spoken, and the people he hadn't cherished. But when he really returned to his youth, he realized that life is not a test paper that can be redone. Some answers will only become apparent a long time later.