At Xinjiang University in late summer, the sweet aroma of orange soda mixed with the broken shadows of sycamore leaves. Lin Wanxing, a senior majoring in project management, and Jiang Yi, a film enthusiast who has been in the studio all year round, accidentally became connected over a dropped internship report. She cherished her concern for her hometown in Ningxia and prepared for the "Three Supports and One Assistance" exam. She also harbored a longing for a Korean-style warm-toned couple portrait in her heart - warm green frosted walls, soft light filters, and funny moments of cheek-to-cheek with her lover; he had refreshing black short hair and an unconcealable boyishness. The camera preferred to capture the real temperature, but after meeting her, he was willing to let the viewfinder stay for her forever.
An accidental discovery made the two of them rush to the studio of the Cultural and Creative Park. In front of the warm green background wall, an off-white off-the-shoulder shirt and black short-sleeves collided with a gentle sense of layering. The film grains framed their funny smiling faces touching the tips of their noses and their uncontrollable throbbing. The sweet fragrance of Babao tea permeates the exam preparation time in the library, and the sound of the shutter records walking side by side on campus. This feeling that started on film quietly grows in the evening breeze of late summer.
The graduation train separated the two people thousands of miles away from Xinjiang and Ningxia. The moonlight of Helan Mountain witnessed the care and concern across the Gobi. He made a promise of "three supports and one support" for her, and she was waiting for a two-way reunion in her hometown. From the youthful heartbeat on campus to the side by side in the countryside and fields, from the film photos under the warm green wall to the daily necessities of life, they used time to prove that the best love is to break "forever" into countless moments of serious love, so that every concern can be felt.
