At the age of twenty-six, Ji Ran became a study instructor and led a group of high school students into the ancient town of Jiangnan.
She didn't expect that the owner of the B&B would be Lin Xu, the first high school love she left without saying goodbye seven years ago.
He stood on the bluestone road, smiled and stretched out his hand: "Teacher Ji, long time no see."
Behind him were a group of students who were watching the fun and not taking it too seriously, holding their mobile phones high.
Ji Ran wanted to escape, but was blocked by students.
Seven days of study, six nights in the ancient town, thirty naughty kids as assistants.
The boy who wrote poems back then became an architect who knew how to build ancient buildings.
The girl who loved to cry back then became Teacher Ji who could handle all emergencies.
They thought time would smooth everything out.
But I forgot that some people's names tell stories when they are pronounced.
This is not just a story of reconciliation.
This is a story about--we all grow into better versions of ourselves, and then happen to meet again.
