The Wind of the Bowstring in My Ear

When Li Xun was nineteen years old, he competed in an archery tournament and noticed an adorable child watching from the stands. After claiming first place in the competition, his curiosity got the better of him. He approached the young spectator with great enthusiasm, lifting the child up to take a memorable photograph together before parting ways. A full decade later, that seemingly innocent encounter resurfaces when the "little girl" unexpectedly appears at Li Xun's home. To his surprise, the child he once held for a photo has grown into a young man. Blushing deeply, the visitor confesses a long-standing admiration for the former champion, expressing a heartfelt desire to watch Li Xun practice archery once again. Faced with this sudden reunion and the young man's earnest request, Li Xun is left to consider the implications of their shared past. With a knowing tone, he responds to his unexpected guest: "Kid, are you sure you want to watch me do archery?" This chance meeting sets the stage for a story where childhood memories evolve into something far more complex.