The film starts with the flow of a mountain bike as a clue. A young man named Lian Gui came to Beijing from a rural area to seek a living. He found a job delivering courier services. The company provided bicycles, and the cost was deducted from his wages every day. Lian Gui worked hard to cycle through the streets of Beijing, but on the last day when the deduction was about to be cleared, the bicycle was stolen. Since then, the stubborn Lian Gui began to search for the lost bicycle day and night. By chance, he discovered a bicycle. This bicycle had been bought from the second-hand market by a seventeen-year-old vocational high school boy, Xiaojian. Lian Gui, who was thinking about the problem, decided to solve the problem with the most primitive method. Bike stolen! Thus, a protracted "conflict" between the two young men broke out. Lian Gui tried to steal twice, and was beaten by Xiao Jian and his companions. Even so, Lian Gui, who regarded bicycles as his life, did not give in. After a long stalemate, the two decided to share bicycles, one person for one day... Peaceful days Not long after, it came to an abrupt end because Xiaojian smashed the rival boy's head with a brick, and Lian Gui was involved in it by mistake... Xiaojian and Lian Gui were beaten by a group of boys, and their bicycles were also smashed and deformed. recovery. In the end, Lian Gui, who was covered in bruises and bruises, supported the pain and strode down the streets of Beijing with a bicycle on his shoulders...
In the images carefully created by the sixth-generation director Wang Xiaoshuai, I saw not only the stubborn youth and the ignorant. First love, as well as cruelty, decisiveness, simplicity, beauty, and wanton flying, the youth stories in the film, our youthful years, are originally a combination of contradictions, right?
When Xiaojian ends his first love with a brick, please believe me, all of this can be forgiven. Because our youth is so short, it is too short to regret anything. But we can cherish, cherish all the youthful years.
The pure beauty of Gao Yuanyuan in this film made me feel very moved even though I was also a woman. After the film was over, I still wanted to pull the progress bar back and look at her youthful and ignorant smile. She here is not her in the rest of the time, this young girl, gone forever.
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