Moscow Time Difference

Lin Wanxing, a talented girl from the Russian Department of Peking University, met a hurried Russian soldier in a winter cafe in Moscow because of her thick eyebrows and blue eyes as deep as Lake Baikal. A startling glance was like a shooting star streaking across the sky in her heart. She thought it was just a fleeting scenery in a foreign country. Until she visited her mentor Anna's home and saw those eyes again - he was actually the son of her mentor, Army Captain Alexander Ivanov. Faced with Alexander's unconcealable enthusiasm and sincerity, Wanxing hesitated. The gap in cultural background, the uncertainty of the military career, and the life path she had planned for herself, which did not allow for deviation, all made her build a wall in her heart, and she only wanted to maintain a polite but distant distance as a teacher and student. However, Alexander approached her step by step in the most clumsy and determined way. He learned Chinese poems for her and showed her the aurora outside the military camp in the video; he waited silently while she was writing at her desk, and drove for several hours just to deliver a bowl of Chinese food when she was homesick... During the long period of time, he used his own way to bridge the time difference between heartbeat and peace of mind, and finally convinced the rational and calm Wanxing that the greatest romance is a poem written by fate and sincerity.