Shadow of Youth

Ye Yunshu (male) is used to wrapping himself up in lies - he lives in the leaky West Alley, but he says his home is in the east; his father has passed away long ago, but he says he is still doing business elsewhere. On the day he was divided into classes, he met Li Yu (female) who brought him breakfast, and Xu Qing (female) who he couldn't bear to look at. The young man started chasing with a bet, but found that he fell in love with two shadows at the same time - one in front of him, one in the distance. He buys double gifts and cuts double cakes, thinking that if he divides his love equally between two people, he won't hurt anyone, but he doesn't know that every "incidental" kindness is eating away at the most precious heart. When the high wall of lies finally collapses, Ye Yunshu must face a cruel question: Who does he love, or is he inseparable from the feeling of being loved? This is a youth elegy about honesty and cowardice, loss and growth. The box of dark chocolate without sugar, the always-parallel railroad tracks under the overpass, and a pink butterfly hairpin that was never given away—they quietly tell: Some people are destined to only accompany you for a certain distance, and real growth comes when you learn to walk alone after they leave.