Six-year-old Wen Nianchu was like a ray of warm sunshine shining into the silent and alienated world of seven-year-old Gu Yan. As a new neighbor, this boy in a white shirt with a cold expression turned away her initial enthusiasm with the word "oh".
But Chuchu has the instinct to melt icebergs. A bowl of homemade mango smoothie and her most cherished copy of "The Little Prince" are her clumsy but sincere signals of friendship. She didn't understand what "domestication" meant, but she instinctively wanted to get closer to the silent iceberg.
From indifference to acceptance, from a one-word response to a proactive question, two completely different children's hearts began the prologue of their long story in the chirping of cicadas in the alley and the sunshine in the library. This is a story about protection, companionship and mutual growth. It tells how Wen Nianchu used her warmth to knock on Gu Yan's heart little by little and became the only bright and dazzling color in his gray world.
