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Let's Break Up—Don't Hold Me Back From Tsinghua or Peking University

share time: 2026-01-15 06:06:27

When Lin Xiaoman, in her senior year college entrance exam sprint, threw "Let's break up—don't hold me back from Tsinghua or Peking University" at her boyfriend Chen Mo, she never expected this boy—laughed at by the whole class as a "slacker"—to slip the Tsinghua-Peking University senior notes he'd saved for three months into her desk drawer. Those notes? He'd dug them out from graduates' old books by going three extra blocks to the scrap yard every day. Until the night before the exam, she found her photo in Chen Mo's textbook, with crooked words on the back: "I calculated—your target score is 680. I need to get my math up to 120 to go to the same city as you." When she ran to the playground with the notes, there was Chen Mo, squatting by the starting line, holding her forgotten admission ticket from the classroom—his ears red like the hot milk tea he'd bought her last winter. Turns out the sweetest love isn't saying "I'll wait for you"—it's secretly stepping every single step on the same runway as you.

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