Nine-year-old Wen Zhao is a silent child in his hometown. His parents are away from home filming all year round. He always hides behind a bench in the flower bed to watch the ants, and even his laughter is timid. Seventeen-year-old Jiang Zhiheng had just moved in with his grandmother. He was wearing an old school uniform, but he had gentle eyes. He squatted beside the bench, handed over peeled orange candies, and softly invited Wen Zhao to play with him. That summer, Jiang Zhiheng took him to catch cicadas, identify flowers, and taught him to write names, which became the only light of Wen Zhao's childhood. But after her grandmother passed away, Jiang Zhiheng moved away, leaving only Wen Zhao's crumpled note with "Jiang Zhiheng" written on it.
Ten years later, 19-year-old Wen Zhao became a popular actor, dazzling in the spotlight, but in private he was trapped by childhood loneliness and industry pressure, often suffering from insomnia late at night. During a charity event, he met 27-year-old Jiang Zhiheng again in middle school - he was a Chinese teacher at the time. His eyes were still gentle when he was teaching "The Book of Songs", but he hid the fatigue caused by the burden of family and teaching pressure.
Old acquaintances are reunited, and warmth flows again. Wen Zhao approached Jiang Zhiheng by "asking Chinese language questions" and used sunshine to dispel his tiredness; Jiang Zhiheng listened to Wen Zhao's words and taught him to calm down when Wen Zhao was attacked by public opinion. While sorting out the bonds of childhood, they healed the wounds of adulthood: Wen Zhao walked out of loneliness, and Jiang Zhiheng regained love. This two-way journey that spanned ten years finally allowed the boy and his husband to join hands to turn regrets into perfection and live in eternal warmth for each other.
