"I Love You As You Like" is a masterpiece that delicately depicts youthful love and the passage of time. The story begins with the ginkgo tree in Jiangcheng No. 1 Middle School that has witnessed countless secrets. It sways gently, as if telling the most secret emotions between young Cheng Wanyi and Lu Chenzhou. On Cheng Wanyi's ginkgo handkerchief, under the embroidered words "Throw me a peach" from the Book of Songs, there is hidden the sentence that has been dusted by time, "It is always good to be rewarded by bandits," just like their unspoken feelings, waiting for the flowers to bloom. Lu Chenzhou's camera, with 17 damaged rolls of film, recorded the moment when her eyelashes trembled when she lowered her head to endorse the book. That was the eternal scenery in his heart.
From high school classes to college darkrooms, from chance encounters in cross-school electives, to the interweaving of workplace news and poetry, they used their lenses to capture the shadow of butterflies on her podium, and used pens to describe the snowy light under his lens. Those unspoken confessions are hidden on the back of the tin box photo paper, the veins of the ginkgo leaves, and the title page of the "Book of Songs" textbook. The best love is that Lu Chenzhou's shutter will always chase Cheng Wanyi's light, and Cheng Wanyi's poems will always echo Lu Chenzhou's heartbeat.
When the rain in the graduation season moistens the memories of youth, and when the snow in the north gently blows through the Snow Poetry Workshop, they will finally see the truth and tenderness in each other's eyes that will never fade in the developer of time. It turns out that the most touching thing is never a perfect photo, but two hearts leaning on each other and illuminating each other over the years.
