A love that started at the customer service window spanned time differences, national borders and a sudden epidemic. She is a primary school Chinese teacher in Jiangcheng. She is 24 years old and works part-time as an online customer service person during the summer vacation. She met him who was studying abroad in London. He was three years younger than her, but he traveled halfway around the world on a plane ticket.
"Give you half of the sunset in Jiangcheng." She casually sent a photo.
"I came to see the sunset in Jiangcheng." He sent the ticket order.
They met, fell in love, and thought that this was the beginning of a fairy tale.
But fate is more dramatic than they imagined. After the third meeting, the epidemic broke out and the customs were closed. He was trapped in the country and had to start living together with her day and night. Foreign love turned into long-distance love, long-distance love turned into cohabiting lovers, and this forced "stay" eventually turned into a gift of fate - it turned out that his grandmother's house was on the old street near her school. It turns out that people from two worlds have lived at opposite ends of the same street from the beginning. It turns out that all the mistakes are carefully planned by fate. This is a story about sunset, tomato and egg soup, mushy braised pork ribs, fallen leaves on Wutong Street and a long foreign love. There is sweetness, there is cruelty, there is longing across the screen, there is staying together during the epidemic, and there is a destined reunion. Package for two, you and me. This time, there will be no cancellation.
Hug it, this sweetness