To be honest, if Zhou Yiyang hadn't known about it in advance, he really wouldn't have recognized that the person in front of him was Su Yin.

With her exquisite makeup skills, Su Yin has become an older woman.

At half past six, she woke up all the girls in the dormitory.

At seven o'clock, she took the students for a morning run.

At 7:30, she led the students to start morning English reading.

At the oath-taking ceremony held one hundred days before the college entrance examination, her somewhat hunched body looked insignificant under the national flag.

However, her emotional words had reached the ears of every female student present through the microphone.

"Everyone here, like me, comes from the mountains. Don't you want to see the outside world? I often say that children from poor families must work hard.

Yes, you've all worked so hard for so long. There are only one hundred days left. Grit your teeth and give it one more try! If you succeed, you can leave the mountains, visit the city, and start your new life.

We must go out into the world, and there's only one path: education. Is it hard? Yes! Is it tiring? Yes! Some of you have parents who don't want you to continue your studies. I disagree!

Girls from the mountains need to study, we must study, we have to rely on the college entrance examination to go out! Do you plan to stay where you are for the rest of your life?..."

The camera panned across the faces of these female students: some were crying, some were gritting their teeth, and some were staring with their eyes wide open. Each of their faces was filled with desire and determination.

Zhou Yiyang was moved at that moment.

Reporters from Beijing interviewed Su Yin and reported her story.

A great woman raised money to set up a girls' school, which was specifically open to girls from the mountains who could not afford to go to school or were not allowed to go to school.

Among the team of reporters, the one who caught the camera's attention was a not-so-tall lady with gray hair.

The small print shows: She is the prototype of the character played by Su Yin, the founder of this girls' school.

The camera turns and the principal is sitting in his office and receives a call.

"Teacher, I'm Du Li. Do you remember me? I graduated from your school eight years ago."

Her voice was trembling, as if she was about to cry.

At this time, a line of words appeared in front of the camera: "Ten years ago".

Wang Xingrui, who plays Du Li, was sitting under the scorching sun doing farm work. She wiped the sweat from her forehead without a word of complaint.

A middle-aged woman walked by on the path in the fields. When she saw Wang Xingrui, she laughed and said, "Old Li, your daughter's high school entrance exam results are out, right? They're really high, aren't they? My son couldn't do that; he couldn't even get into high school!"

Old Li is Du Li's mother. She is hunched over while planting rice in the field: "She's not going to high school!"

The camera turned to Wang Xingrui's face. She pulled down her straw hat, covering half of her face.

"Why not?" The woman didn't understand. "She wants to go out and work?"

"I can't afford it. Where would I get the money?" Old Li sighed. "Her brother is getting married next year, and we have to lend him money to buy him a house. How can we afford high school? And for a girl, there's no point in getting so much education, right?"

A few days later, Su Yin, who played the principal, appeared. This time she looked younger, but she still couldn't be seen as Su Yin.

After her earnest persuasion and on the condition of free tuition, Mr. Li finally agreed to let Du Li study.

Wang Xingrui walked nervously to the classroom door and suddenly hesitated.

"What's wrong?" Su Yin asked.

"Principal, I'm scared." Wang Xingrui said she was scared, but her expression was very strong.

"What are you afraid of?"

"I'm afraid they will laugh at me." Wang Xingrui covered the patch on her thigh with her hand and rubbed her pair of hiking shoes that had been worn for several years and were washed white.

"No one will laugh at you," Su Yin said. "Everyone here is just like you. They all come here to study."

Wang Xingrui walked into the classroom. No one looked up, and everyone was writing furiously.

She smiled for the first time.

The smile was so bright that Zhou Yiyang's eyes became moist.

Wang Xingrui cherishes this opportunity very much. She is always the first to arrive in the classroom and the last to leave.

Every month when she returned home, after helping her parents with farm work, she would start reading and doing exercises.

Three years later, she faced the first major test in her life.

Hard work pays off and she achieved excellent results.

The camera returned to the principal's office. She opened the drawer and found Du Li in a notebook with "Outstanding Graduate" written on the cover.

Du Li was admitted to Shanghai Jiaotong University with a score of 618.

"Of course I remember you, Du Li, the city's top scorer that year."

"Teacher," the camera cuts to an office building. Zhou Yiyang and Yue Shao are both very familiar with this building, as it is the SK2 building. The person calling is Du Li herself, the author of this script and currently a middle manager at SK2. "I'd like to ask you to shoot a promotional video."

She brought the four Moonlight Girls back to Du Li's alma mater.

They met the principal in person, donated money, and gave him a set of SK2 gift boxes.

It’s a pity that the scene where Yue Shao played with those children was cut out from the promotional video.

Finally, the slogan appeared on the screen:

SK2, a better life, a better self.

After Zhou Yiyang turned off the video, he gave the brand another thumbs-up. He had a feeling this promotional video would be a hit.