The evening breeze from the south of the city carried the scent of camphor, blowing into the midsummer of Nanhua University, and also brought in the youthful encounter between Su Wan and Lu Xingci. Su Wan, a girl from the Chinese Department who is sensitive to social fears, entered the campus with a box full of green plants and an obsession with words. She was used to placing her emotions in essays and branches. However, when she passed by a corner of the library and her name was mentioned in front of the bulletin board, she was gently illuminated by a cold and dim light.
That beam of light is Lu Xingci, a young genius from the Department of Computer Science. He is immersed in coding and competition, and feels a sense of alienation around him, but he will inadvertently notice the figure hiding in the corner of the crowd holding a green plant manual. From the distant glances downstairs in the dormitory, to the sporadic warmth of the community, from the gentle indulgence of deliberately approaching, to the silent companionship in the trough, people from two worlds slowly get closer to each other against the backdrop of the evening breeze and white shirts.
Lin Xi and Jiang Chen's amazing assists, the two-way rush between the literary club and the competition field, the collision of small town fireworks and urban campus, as well as the temptation and determination on the road of growth, are all hidden in every acceleration of heartbeat and walking side by side. Su Wan overcomes social fear in love and shines with the light of words; Lu Xingci lets go of his guard in tenderness and learns to express his feelings.
This is a youthful love that started in midsummer and finally stayed together. It is the throbbing of the white shirt kissed by the evening breeze. It is a story of two souls redeeming each other and growing up in both directions. When youthfulness fades away and original intentions remain unchanged, they will eventually understand over time that the most touching confession is to accompany you through the years and give you both preference and tenderness.
