The Yellow Emperor's Inner Canon says: "The three months of spring are called the time of unfolding. Heaven and earth come alive, and all things flourish." The season awakens the hibernating world.
A country girl meets a boy from the harbor city.
A short coming-of-age story told over time, from the girl's perspective, about Chun Die and A Nian growing up together.
It is set in Encheng, a cozy little city where the sun shines so brightly it could light up Chen Chun Die's world forever.
A boy's first love is never that complicated or distant, never a matter of weighing pros and cons.
The moment A Nian realizes he likes Chun Die: the sunshine when she first moved to Encheng, her courage during the final push of senior year, her radiance at the music festival, and her unwavering commitment to her dreams.
The stars yawn, and a phone lights up with a series of beeps, like a catalyst.
Chun Die taps to listen to Chen Nian's song. It's Eason Chan's "Butterfly of Lost Memories."
"It's been all night. So when are you going to get your memory back, Butterfly?"
"We'll always be together, A Nian. Let's work hard together."
It's very beautiful and has a strong sense of immersion. . .