Would you rather be mature or never grow up?

They went from the worst to the best class in my eyes when they united and refused to accuse each other of stealing (the part where policeman tells them to write the name of the one they believe is most likely to steal on a paper but they refused). Rare to see unity like that in a class

The boys cheering up Chia-yi after that as they were getting punished was super wholesome, one of my fav parts

Another beautiful moment was when they were talking about their plans for the future after graduation.

I started rooting hard for them to be together after the confession 'I will make you mine' It was cute how she claimed to be into mature guys yet she was in love with Ching-teng, who was not very mature at the time. They were very different but they introduced each other to the things the other one wasn't familiar with and had great dynamics.

And then comes the scene when he gets a call from her after many years. That's when I realized what was about to happen and that the scene from beginning wasn't at his wedding...pain only

"If you really love the girl, you will want her to be happy even if it isn't with you" is what he said and that's when it hit me that he has become a lot more mature and accepted the reality yet I hated it because it was painful to see xD I respect him but also hate him for it because that was too mature, you should have snatched her or something (I know that this is not how it works but I can't help being childish about it) :^)

In the end they show us what could have happened if he chased after her on that rainy day and that is cherry on the top when it comes to pain. I felt that movie was pretty realistic and it was veryvery emotional because of that. Thank you a lot for the recommendation, I enjoyed it. Even the painful plot twist