SVT: Shining Stars

The beginning of the story is a green cherry that welcomes a relative who has traveled across the ocean and experienced ups and downs together at the bustling Incheon Airport; it is a gentle rabbit who, during the long years of building a quiet haven by himself, hears another person. The gentle echo came from the shore of the heart; it was a little deer filled with anxiety and longing, dragging the suitcase across the gangway of the cross-sea flight, and finally embraced the relative from his hometown in the foreign wind, who could let go of all the strangeness. Zhou Yumu's life has been accurately planned on a set track since he can remember. Elite private schools have a full schedule of courses, from financial theory to equestrian etiquette, from business negotiations to multilingualism, and every step is based on the "optimal solution" paved by parents. He once firmly believed that his future life would probably follow this trajectory, all the way to the Ivy League campus, and then into the office buildings of Wall Street, wearing a pressed suit, and finalizing a series of large-scale transactions in the conference room, without any surprises or surprises. But fate is so unreasonable. An accidental trip to South Korea, originally a "cultural expansion course" arranged by his mother, became a wedge that broke the script of his life. No one expected that this seemingly ordinary trip would lead him to encounter a figure who smiled like the warm spring sun in the streets of Seoul; that he would hear a heartbeat completely different from his own in the sea breeze of Jeju Island. Only then did he realize that there was another hot life outside the setting.