On an autumn day when the sycamore leaves are falling, the Middle School Affiliated to East China Normal University welcomes a new semester. The arrival of transfer student Shen Qingyue is like a pebble thrown into a calm lake, causing ripples in this elite institution. She was bright and confident, full of enthusiasm, and launched a challenge to the legendary academic god Lu Chenxi who always slept in the last row.
Lu Chenxi is almost a monster with talent in science, but she has closed herself in a lonely fortress because of her parents' divorce. He used his perfect score in general medicine to build a high wall, locking in the bitterness of life and worries about his brother's illness. Shen Qingyue's appearance was like a stubborn light trying to penetrate his frozen world. From the fierce competition in the high school classroom to the mutual support on the university campus, a long journey that begins with the transcript and involves redemption begins.
In their stories, there is also the calm and wise Gu Yanzhou, who is the only old friend recognized by Lu Chenxi, silently guarding this relationship; the socially fearful academic tyrant Jiang Yanli is looking for peace in his own small world; and the sunny and straightforward Lin Yanyu uses his own way to inject warmth and bright color into everyone's youth.
From Shanghai to Berlin, from youth to maturity, Shen Qingyue spent seven years trying to melt the ice in Lu Chenxi's heart. However, the hand of fate eventually moved in a different direction. When Shen Qingyue put on her wedding dress and became someone else's bride, Lu Chenxi chose to spend the rest of his life with the formula in the research institute. That unspoken confession on a snowy night became the most profound page in the youth album.
"The Moon and the Moon Don't See Each Other" is an elegy for youth that begins with competition and ends with nostalgia. It makes us understand that some encounters are destined to be for farewell,
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