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Simon Doonan, a best-selling writer, a judge of the National Super Model Contest and New York VH1 Cable, a creative director of the flagship store of Barneys Department Store on Fifth Avenue, and a homosexual, has a dazzling and dreamy identity. However, when he was a teenager 10 years ago, he lived a monotonous but bitter life in a small British town. This play is adapted from Simon Doonan's autobiographical memory novel, produced by BBC2 and broadcast in the first season in October 2008. The style is easy and realistic, short and smooth, and has won high ratings and praise. However, some people complain that the protagonist's words are too bitchy. In February 2009, the BBC confirmed that the story of the second season of the drama will adopt the semi narrative method of mixing the past with the present. In New York in 2008, Simon and his assistant and boyfriend Sacha were designing Barneys' window. Simon began to recall his life in Reading, England, in 1997. At that time, he and his good friend Kylie had realized that they were different from each other. Under the bullying of strange families, boring classes and classmates, Simon had a hard time and dreamed of living a"beautiful life" in London. Adult Simon is played by Samuel Barnett (a history boy), and juvenile Simon is played by Luke Ward Wilkinson (my heart is wild). Each episode revolves around an object Simon cherishes, and the audience will witness how he realizes his dream step by step. In the 1990s, the various forms of life in Britain, the return of Hong Kong, the death of Princess Diana, the emergence and decline of various trendy bands, and the explosion brought about by the Internet and the new economy became the backdrop for Simon's growth. The producer Jon Plowman wants the audience to know:"The young man who was ridiculed may be me. In fact, each of us is a beautiful people full of possibilities."