When they first meet, Su Wanxing’s little sun hair clip falls beside Lu Zhiheng’s coding notebook. In the glow of the sunset and the scent of roses, the seeds of love are planted. Later, the two join forces to establish the “Star and Heng Studio.” From a university romance-themed creative project to picture books for parents and children, they weather minor setbacks like printing mishaps and program glitches with each other’s support and help from friends like Lin Xi and Lin Weiwei, steadily advancing their business.
While trying to conceive, Lu Zhiheng’s rehabilitation journal fills with tender reminders, and Su Wanxing’s brush captures her hopes for the future. During her pregnancy, a dynamic sunset program, custom rose tea, and a wrist brace made especially for her all speak of constant, thoughtful care. The birth of their daughter, Xinghe, brings their little family to completion: from the tiny bracelet in the delivery room to the little footprints hidden in a picture book, from the Lantern Festival fireworks to the spotlight at an awards ceremony, every moment bears the mark of their love.
Old photos in the rehabilitation journal, petals and baby hair in a rose-colored glass jar, and sunset silhouettes in a white-rose corridor connect the moments from their young love to life as a family of three. There are no explosive dramatic twists, only the tender, healing details of everyday life, capturing the truth that “the best kind of love is making ordinary days feel filled with roses and sunshine.”
