In September at Southern Normal University, pink petals were floating along the cherry blossom path. Lin Xiaoxing, a freshman in the School of Liberal Arts, got lost while clutching a crumpled map, and ran into the arms of Gu Yanshen, a top student in the computer department. Strawberry milk tea spilled on half of his white shirt, but unexpectedly broke up the four-year youthful relationship between the two.
She is a soft-spoken fool who always cries over her high math in the library, and her notebook is covered with cute stickers; he is an aloof academic who always ranks first in grades, but he will quietly occupy a window seat for her, hand out mints, and protect her when the water truck comes. From being guided along the cherry blossom path, to the coincidence of sitting next to each other in the "Film Appreciation" class, from feeding the stray orange cat "Xingshen" together, to accompanying each other under the street lights on the internship night, they hid their hearts in the wrong notes in the library, and determined the rest of their lives in the confession at the graduation party.
There were no bloody misunderstandings, only small tenderness: he compiled her essays into a booklet, and she stayed with him late at night during the competition; the strawberry tissue he left for her, and the stains on her white shirt that she had remembered for four years. From the "little trouble of getting lost" in the freshman year to the "Sakura Road Promise" in the first year of graduate school, this is a campus sweet love about youth, growth and two-way running, hiding the cleanest heartbeat and the warmest "exclusive tenderness" in every girl's memory.
