Eiko has always been a good boy with excellent academic performance at school, so it is very important for parents and teachers to see her. Since the second year of high school, Song Qian has been very nervous about her daughter's college entrance examination, so she insists on getting up early to make breakfast every day and studying how to make up her body every day. People think that her efforts have not been in vain. Eiko is the first in the whole grade in every exam, but this time she got the second grade.
But it is precisely because of the arrival of Ji Weidong that Eiko is no longer interested in learning. Now she even wants to skip class and go to her father's house to play. Besides, Song Qian refused to let her go to school when her mother repeatedly said that she felt sick and wanted to rest. She really couldn't stay any longer, so she came back, but every time Qiao Weidong asked for leave, so this time the teacher also found that she didn't come many times and planned to go to her house to see the situation.
Eiko first skipped class and went to Qiao Weidong to get Lego, but later she wanted to run away from home and go to Shenzhen to see the stars. She didn't want to jump into the sea at first. She expects that when she sees the stars, she will be happy and become better. When she found that she saw the stars but still didn't get better, she was deeply desperate for herself, and she met her parents who wanted to jump into the sea.
Due to the pressure of the college entrance examination, Eiko ran away from home and even tried to commit suicide, but her parents, Qiao Weidong and Song Qian, didn't know about their children. When they caught up with Eiko who ran to Shenzhen alone and wanted to jump into the sea, the three of them cried. Eiko finally said the hidden question: Am I sick?
Eiko's initial reaction was that she couldn't sleep. She hasn't slept for almost a month. At this time, Song Qian didn't notice Eiko's situation, but kept urging her children to study and study. I have to admire Hong Tao's acting skills. Her children have not yet reached high school, but she shows her mother's anxiety and love for her daughter. When watching TV, I seem to see those depressed children and their parents again.
Many times, parents are worried about their children's grades and are in a bad mood, but they are unwilling to face the fact that their children are sick, or they are more willing to accept that their children are physical diseases than psychological problems and mental diseases.