On the opening day of University A in September, Lin Ruan, a freshman in the Department of Literature, fell while holding peach gummies made by her grandmother. Lu Xingci, a senior in the Department of Computer Science, squatted down to help her pick up the candies. The strawberry embroidery on her sleeves became the first "star" in her heart.
Lin Ruan, a cute and slow-tempered person, has hidden skills in handmade gummy candies. Lu Xingci, a slow-tempered and talkative person, knows how to write exclusive small programs with code. They pass notes on public elective courses, collaborate on 3D printing in clubs, and share umbrellas on rainy nights during the review week. The sweetness of gummy candies slowly wraps up the coldness of code.
From the gummy gift boxes and code diaries when they were away from home, to the campus cafeteria partners and postgraduate entrance examination comrades, they supervised each other in the morning light of the library, shared their dreams in the fireworks of the graduation market, and finally made a "sweet forever" promise under the ginkgo tree with a gummy-shaped ring. This is a light and sweet growth story hidden in the daily life of college, running in both directions.
