When they first met, both were the most outstanding young talents on the team. Sun Yingsha played with a style as sharp as a drawn sword;
her smashes carried an unyielding tenacity, and her small frame housed a power capable of moving mountains and rivers. Wang Chuqin was like a drawn bow,
his forehand strokes fluid and smooth, bursting with formidable power, and his occasional
impatience masked an unquenchable thirst for victory. Their first time partnering in doubles was fraught with awkwardness;
the silence that hung between them after mistakes could have chilled the entire training hall. The coach patted the table and told them
to communicate. Sun Yingsha clutched her racket, her cheeks flushing red, while Wang Chuqin muttered quietly,
“I can’t get a handle on your rhythm.”
他们更是彼此最了解的对手。
队内循环赛上，两人毫不留情，每一分都拼到极致。
真正的惺惺相惜。。。。
“话不多，却句句说到心里……”。
你不需要向他解释你的选择，他也不会轻易评判你的人生。
你说起自己的迷茫，他不会急着给你建议，只是安静地听着，然后会在某个合适的时刻，轻轻说一句：
“我懂。”
那一瞬间，你会发现，所有的委屈和压力，都在这两个字里慢慢的融化。
原来，你不是一个人在和世界对抗。
有人说，人生最难得的，是遇到一个“懂你”的人。
懂你的不容易，懂你的逞强，懂你的沉默，也懂你笑容背后的疲惫。
你们之间的交流，可能只是几句简单的话，甚至只是一个眼神，却比千言万语更有力量。
惺惺相～惜，不是时时刻刻黏在一起，而是哪怕很久 —不见，再见面时，也不会尴尬，不会疏离。
你知道，他不会因为你的沉默就觉得你冷漠，也不会因为你的成功就心生嫉妒。
你们站在各自的轨道上，却始终在心里，为对方留着一个位置。