Wingless

Author: Zhang Yinan
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: When it comes to love, they have learned to pursue and express it early on, discarding the shyness that seemed essential to us back then. They are independent, stubborn, and changeable; even in love, they are free and unrestrained, as if they don’t care at all, as if they are always in the middle of a game. They can even love recklessly, regardless of gender or age. But at the same time, they are also sensitive and fragile. They constantly present themselves while hiding themselves. On one hand, they actively engage in each other’s lives without fail, while on the other, they cautiously fortify their own defenses. They have long treated the world as a stage and strongly need to showcase themselves, yet they are also acutely aware of the gap between the stage and the. They are a generation of contradictions, seemingly growing healthily amidst these conflicts. However, when one day they suddenly tear off their masks, facing their inexplicable and pathological psychology, will parents, teachers, and elders find it laughable or tragic? This moving story, this genuine emotion, is the inevitable path every growing teenager must walk. From swings and slides to bars and KTVs; from HellKitty to Louis Vuiton; from beautiful and soft dreams to dull and harsh reality; from school to the outside world, the emotional experiences of female high school student Shen Yaojing reveal an alternative high school life that her peers yearn for but that shocks her parents.