Did anyone play the score you took away for me?
Qingdao in the 1920s was like a small coastal city in Europe. The shade of the trees and the blue of the sea are the background colors of the city, and the European-style architecture and strong musical atmosphere are the soul of the city.
The young male and female protagonists Yao Yongnuo and Fang Yilin met in this wonderful city like a dream.
Fang Yilin picked up yao Yongnuo's violin outside the church and tried to find a way to return it.
She first wrote down the agreed time of meeting on the school's small blackboard, but Yao Yongnuo did not appear, and she thought of going to the school to find him.
Walking on the school's promenade, she was unconsciously attracted by the melodious sound of the violin coming from afar, and with the sound of music, she saw Yao Yongnuo, who was practicing the violin alone, but she did not know that the boy in front of her was the owner of the violin.
Finding that someone was looking at him, Yao Yongnuo was slightly shy and secretly lowered his head. Instead, it was as a little girl
Fang Yilin looked particularly cheerful and generous, and quipped that he had not been punished by the teacher to stay in the classroom.
The shy, exquisite musical teenager and the bright girl with smiling eyes constitute the most heartwarming first encounter scene.
Although because of Fang Yilin's negligence, Yao Yongnuo's most precious violin was broken, and the relationship between the two was once deadlocked.
However, the advantage of being a child is that no matter how angry you are at the moment, gambling that you will never want to pay attention to each other in this life, you can reconcile as before in the blink of an eye, and you are more intimate than before.
The two after reconciliation are like a pair of conjoined babies, tired of being together every day, playing together, laughing together, and doing very childish and childish things together. However, the two people in it did not know that it might be love.
So when everyone jokes about the two of them falling in love, Fang Yilin will say the words "I don't want to be a girl" in a fit of anger, and cut off her own hair. And Yao Yongnuo also fell into a state of being overwhelmed, asking the teacher what is love and whether he should not play with Fang Yilin.
Although the two do not know what love is, they have more enthusiasm and courage to protect a person than ever.
Yi Lin worked tirelessly to ask the best musicians in Qingdao to teach him to play the violin. And Yongnuo also did his best to help Yi Lin, who was running away from home, earn the cost of a ticket to Europe.
However, if you really have saved enough money for the ferry ticket, it is inevitable that you will be separated.
On the eve of parting, Fang Yilin looked at the sleeping Yongnuo and couldn't help but want to touch his face, but stopped at the moment when he was about to touch it, and instead took off the second button on his clothes and secretly hid it. When Yongnuo asked, he deliberately diverged from the topic.
The moment of separation finally came. By the time the boy was desperately rushing to the shore, the steamboat had sailed far away. He never saw the girl for the last time.
Facing the girl's steamboat and the blue sea, the teenager slowly picked up the violin and played the song written for her, but she could not hear it. Qu Bi, the teenager burst into tears.
Postscript: I watched this movie probably in junior high school, and recently revisited it, still hit by the pure feelings of the male and female protagonists in the story, which is similar to "Heartbeat".
However, compared with the outward and direct emotional display of "Heartbeat", the expression of "The Past of a Teenager" is extremely Chinese-style implicit and introverted.
The male and female protagonists have not clearly stated their intentions for each other from beginning to end, but it does not prevent them from occupying an irreplaceable position in each other's hearts.
The time of youth always passes in a flash, and we meet in a hurry and then leave in a hurry. Years from now, if I am lucky enough to meet you, I hope to be able to tell you in person, fortunately I had you in my youth.
I will not forget you, and I hope you will always remember me.