The Dim Light at the Corner of the Library

Summary of the whole drama "The Glimmer at the Corner of the Library": From the first time I met the global witness in the library, this evenly matched love was so exciting! At the corner of the ancient books section of the Kyoto University Library, Lin Zhixia, a "fat and sweet girl" from the Department of Literature, and Sou Sou, a student from the Department of Computer Science, accidentally became connected through a book called "Selected Ancient Literature". She is a literary girl buried in ancient books, and he is an entrepreneurial genius typing codes. Their seemingly parallel lives began to intersect due to a glance and a cherry blossom bookmark. From the youthful exploration in the library to the fireworks and warmth in the off-campus apartment; from her cross-ocean concerns when she went to the United States to study for a Ph. D., To his perseverance in polishing the "Qinghe APP" against rumors in China - they never relied on each other's "fairy tale", but each grew wildly in their fields: she deciphered a thousand-year-old ancient book and became the youngest doctor of literature, and he made his entrepreneurial project an industry benchmark. When Jiang Xu used a live broadcast proposal at the "Qinghe APP" headquarters to officially announce to the world that "my girl is Lin Zhixia, a scholar who makes traditional culture shine", no one questioned whether she was "worthy" anymore - because they had already spent three years proving that good love is when you search for chapters and excerpts in ancient books, and I build a kingdom in the code, and finally our worlds merge into one in the red candle wedding dress. From the first meeting in the library in the dim light to the promise of the rest of their lives with red candles in the wedding room, the story of this "arts, science and engineering" couple hides the most shocking truth: love is never "you must be good enough to match me", but "we shine in our respective tracks, and then hold hands to tell the world that we will share this light for a lifetime."