"The Hope," starring Zhang Ruo Yun and Huang Yao, is currently a sensation. With its focus on societal issues and exceptional acting performances, it has maintained the top spot in viewership since its release 11 days ago, making it the only outstanding drama in this cold winter. The series revolves around the high school lives of five individuals, including Li Ran and Cheng Yu Shan, while also delving into pressing social topics such as school bullying, adolescent growth, dysfunctional families, and mental health, which have captivated the audience.

Aside from these aspects, the subtly portrayed romantic relationships in the drama have also garnered significant attention. The ultimate fate of these relationships has become a subject of speculation and anticipation. The first couple, Lei Ming and Sang Xia, are undoubtedly destined for each other, being unmarried individuals of mature age. Their mutual attraction naturally develops while working together, starting from Sang Xia's initial annoyance with Lei Ming's quirky habits like dipping food in "Lao Gan Ma" sauce, having hot pot in the office, and excessive bargain hunting on the Pinduoduo platform. Eventually, Lei Ming's charismatic personality wins her over, leading to mutual redemption and their eventual union.

The second pair, Cheng Yu Shan and Li Ran, each possess exceptional talents in mathematics and physics, respectively. Cheng Yu Shan endures psychological torment due to her stepfather's voyeurism, while Li Ran, dependent on his grandmother, frequently repairs classmates' phones at school due to financial constraints, making him a popular figure among students. On the first day of training, Li Ran becomes jealous when Jiang Qing Lang helps Cheng Yu Shan move boxes, leading to a hidden rivalry between the two. However, when Jiang Qing Lang humiliates Li Ran by having his grandmother deliver breakfast to the cafeteria, Cheng Yu Shan stands up for him and provides comfort. Many viewers believed that Bian Xiao Xiao should ultimately end up with Jiang Qing Lang, as they share more common ground.

However, it is precisely because of Jiang Qing Lang's character that he should have developed a relationship with Bian Xiao Xiao later on, but their story does not reach its conclusion. Despite Yu Yang's initially introverted nature, with the help of Class 11 in their senior year, he overcomes his stuttering and gains confidence, becoming even more outstanding. Ultimately, Bian Xiao Xiao and Yu Yang should end up together, as their complementary personalities are essential for a harmonious family life, ensuring a perfect marriage.