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This is a story that was tracked over 12 years, following the protagonist from a 5-year-old child to a 17-year-old youth. This generation was born and raised after China's accession to the WTO. In 2006, at a kindergarten in Beijing, "King of the Kids" Chi Yiyang led a group of boys in daily war games, sometimes even hitting others, which led to a collective demand from parents for his expulsion; "Little Princess" Ruo Ruo was a child immersed in a world of fairy tales, but she was rejected by her peers. Upon entering elementary school, Chi Yiyang became a "problem child" in the eyes of teachers due to his poor academic performance, facing daily criticism and falling into despair; Ruo Ruo entered a home school, enjoying freedom, but her parents argued over her future academic path. In middle school, Chi Yiyang suddenly found a new direction in life through rugby, regaining his confidence, striving on the field, but facing setbacks in life: his early romance was criticized, and his application to an American school was rejected; Ruo Ruo went to the United States for further studies, consistently earning A's, but was repeatedly asked to move out by her host families. In the summer of 2016, Chi Yiyang was selected for the national team and represented China in the World Youth Rugby Championship, solemnly singing the national anthem at the opening ceremony — the same song he used to lead the boys in singing when he was 5; during the summer, Ruo Ruo returned to China, volunteering at her former kindergarten, realizing that the world does not revolve around her, and resolved to become a useful member of society...