Fly High Against the Sky

Si Feng Habour was a small and secluded fishing village. There were less than
three hundred families in that village.
Hao Ran was brought from the city to Si Feng Habour to stay with his
grandfather under the order of his father. Hao Ran went to school with a
sullen face every day. He hated the worn-out school building, schoolmates
with dirty uniforms, and piles and piles of cow dung on the roads. He had had
enough; he insisted on leaving that god-forsaken place.
Chi Cheng was a kind and cheerful girl who grew up at Si Feng Habour.
Everybody liked her. Chi Cheng wanted to stay at Si Feng Habour forever
while her mother hoped that she could study in the city. Later, her teacher Mr.
Lim told her that her late father had also hoped that she could leave Si Feng
Habour for a better future. After hearing all these, she was in a dilemma.
Hao ran and Chi Cheng who grew up with different family backgrounds
became good friends. How did that happen? As Hao Ran gradually got to like
the life in the fishing village, would he still want to leave the place? Would Chi
Cheng, who had never thought of leaving, spread out her wings and leave?

The story revolves around the pure friendship between two teenagers coming
from different backgrounds in the fishing village, and their persistence in the
pursuit of their dreams.