"You are young" Zhou Dongyu plays Chen Nian
reported on November 7 On November 7, the official role of the movie "You are young" Chen Nian sent a letter to 20 years later, and also her composition for the college entrance examination topic.
In the letter, 17-year-old Chen Nian met 37-year-old Chen Nian. The dialogue between them echoed the plot in the movie and left endless reveries. The text of
is as follows: A letter from
to 20 years later
I have been secretly observing you for several days.
You are 37 years old this year. You don’t look too old. You don’t have any signs of gaining weight. You lighten up your makeup, wear sneakers, dress plainly, and have no logo on your bag. You have an AI auto-cruising car, which is the standard equipment of this era. You get in the car and take out a book to read. Although global reading has long been electronic, you still stick to the slightly more expensive habit of paper books. I don't know what you do. I think it must be very hard. Last time you entered the building, you came out 20 hours later, and you fell asleep on the return car. I'm a little relieved that you haven't looked terrible; but also a little disappointed. You look like an ordinary office worker. It turns out that 20 years later, the most common office worker in the world is still an ordinary office worker, and there is nothing new.
So I walked forward at the red light and knocked on your car window. The window glass slides down and you look at me.
You don't know me anymore, like all 37-year-old adults, you no longer know 17-year-old boys.
I ask you: Chen Nian, am I worth living?
You stared in amazement. You probably don't understand the nerves of this young man. The window closed defensively and the car hurried away. I stood where I was sad, but after a few minutes, you came back.
You ask me: Why do you ask this question? How do you know my name? I did not answer. Silence is what all teenagers are good at.
So you take me home. You live in a small rental room, not gorgeous, but neatly furnished. You let me take a shower and eat, just like another person had taken care of me. I am eating while looking at you. If you don't recognize me at the moment, you really have grown into a good person.
I am picky: you are not very rich.
You smile embarrassedly.
I said again: You don’t seem to be particularly smart, and you are not enough to protect a few people.
You are very honest: you were smart when you were studying, but later found out that smart is not enough, you need wisdom. Wisdom takes time and I am not old enough. The reason
is logical and acceptable. I nodded and looked around. There are a few male objects in the room, but they are not traces of long life.
I’m a little disturbed: Have you been with the person who you like him and who also likes you?
didn't get an answer, I repeat: it's that person, you promised that there will be someone in the future?
You look at me. I know you recognize me. You didn't speak, and slowly seemed to be thinking about something. I was too nervous to breathe.
You smile suddenly: Just last month, you just asked this question.
I am stunned.
You said: Every time you come, you ask the same question. After so many years, I often wonder why you just don’t worry about me and come to see me repeatedly. Just now, I suddenly wanted to understand.
Look at the alarm clock on the table. Yes, 20 years have passed, AI can already replace drivers, and there are still very old alarm clocks of this era on the table. I also understand
. I said: I didn't come to see you, but you came to see me.
is 37-year-old Chen Nian who cannot forget, and comes back to see me at the age of 17 time and time again.
I said: So what answer do you want?
You asked six words, "Can I be mediocre?"
I thought for a long time. I am only 17 years old and have not experienced enough, but I know enough that the places with the most heroes in this world are Marvel and DC movies, as well as online novels written by boys. Life is mediocre. Mediocre is true.
I answer you: "No."
What I didn't say was: Even if you become mediocre adults, we are all worth living.
(responsible editor: Yang Ming_NV5736)
