The sweet love story between calm geologist Lu Yan and Ming media reporter Shen Tingwan. (All contents in this book are fictitious. Any similarities are purely coincidental.) The original title of the book is "Hearing Stones Talk About Love"
She is Shen Tingwan, a bright and courageous senior reporter who is good at capturing everything in the world with the tip of her pen, but she has been unable to put pen to paper on her own emotional map.
He is Lu Yan, a calm and introverted geologist who spends his time with rocks that are hundreds of millions of years old. He can understand the stories in the deepest layers of the earth, but he is unable to express the folds in his heart.
A sudden interview mission, like a pebble thrown into a calm lake, made her break into his world. The cold light in the laboratory and the windy sand in the wild witnessed the collision and curiosity when they first met. He led her through mountains and river valleys, deciphering the silent language of rocks; she used lenses and words to record the unknown tenderness beyond his focused figure.
However, the six-year age gap runs across it like an insurmountable geological fault. Her mature concerns and his pure straightforwardness, her anxiety about social clocks and his concept of geological time, constantly intersect and collide. Doubts from the outside world, career challenges, and their buried pasts have all caused this relationship to undergo a "stress test" and "metamorphosis" like a stratum.
This is a story about "slow heat". Just like precious mineral deposits that need time to accumulate and polish, their love is also deposited layer by layer and gradually crystallized through field exploration, academic conferences, misunderstandings, and mutual protection.
Do not upgrade it to a real person, because of the issue of name rights, if you change the names of the male and female protagonists, the plot will be equally exciting
