The wind in Hualien carries a fruity fragrance all year round. She - Shan Nianxia, an elite lawyer who returned from Taipei, returned to the small town where her grandparents raised her; he - Xiong Yi'an, a "bear-type" doctor of agriculture with fat and muscular muscles, did period adjustment and agricultural tutoring between lotus and guava, and planted his youth back to his hometown.
Being "teased" in his childhood made Nian Xia misunderstand him to this day, and he secretly wrote his preferences into the seasonal chart and sugar meter. A return to her hometown to apply for a job brought her and his orchard base to frequent intersections between legal affairs and production. When she was working side by side, Nian Xia's family arranged intensive blind dates for her. Seeing the "rightful ones" taking turns, Xiong Yian finally pressed the accelerator button: respecting boundaries, communicating maturely, no longer being clumsy and tolerant, repairing misunderstandings and building trust with time and time again and protection.
Public opinion turmoil, order games, mother-level due diligence, orchards on typhoon nights are all their pull and closeness. Write love into Hualien and write people into each other's plans.
