A pure love story from the 1990s that makes you believe in love
Winter night of 1995, Xichang.
Aerospace engineer Zhou Mingyuan lost his wife three years ago and buried himself in a laboratory, thinking that only data and the stars would remain for the rest of his life. Eight-year-old son Chenchen secretly wrote to the radio station: "My father is a star researcher. I want to find him someone who can make him smile again."
Provincial Normal College, dormitory.
Chen Zhiyi, a girl from the Chinese Department, cried all night when she heard this letter. She wrote a letter and signed it "The girl who wants to see the stars."
A letter, from Qingchuan to Xichang, traveling ten hours on the green train. She was twenty-three years old, like a ball of fire; he was thirty-three years old, like a piece of gentle jade. She boldly pursues, but he restrains himself and retreats - it's not that he doesn't love her, it's that people who have been hurt don't dare to reach out again.
Until one day, he said: "I want to marry you."
This is a story about waiting and courage. It happened in the era of radio, letters and green trains, under the stars in the sky in Xichang. There was no excitement, just one person moving towards the other person with all his strength, and the other person finally stopped retreating.
"Loving someone is like waiting for a satellite to take off - you have to be patient, you have to believe, and you have to not be afraid of the dark night."
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The heroine is brave enough to pursue what she loves
The heroine is brave enough to pursue what she loves