The Summer We Never Met

Introduction to the work (little ones are welcome to read it) "Summer Without Embrace" Taking the midsummer of the high school entrance examination as the time node, it depicts the daily life of two teenagers in the third grade of junior high school who are trapped in the plight of their original families. Shen Yubai has been trapped in mental infighting by his parents' endless disputes all year round. He relies on building his own inner spiritual world to resolve the pain caused by growing up alone. Wen Shuran, who is at the same school, lives in a cold and violent environment where her family's excessive expectations and academic pressure are intertwined. She can only rely on forbearance, self-control and clear planning to move forward. The two passed each other countless times on the same campus. For a long time, they had to bear the shackles of their souls alone and struggled to grow up in loneliness. The work reflects the various human conditions and contemporary family ethics issues from the microscopic perspective of a small family, and writes about the unspeakable spiritual pain in youth. It is hoped that all injured souls will have an antidote to heal pain in the future. The two will eventually meet and accompany each other, warm each other, and complete self-salvation and reconciliation in their long lives.