Su Qi is a picnic tent pattern designer who is good at minimalist geometric style. However, during a key project, he was forced to reunite with Ji Shiyu, a photography department senior who he had a crush on in college. Seven years ago, she took the initiative to distance herself because of a misunderstanding photo, and hid her thoughts in the texture of the fabric. Seven years later, he is an independent photographer working with brands, and his camera is still focused on her.
The battle between process bottlenecks, abrasion resistance, minimalism and fashion - Su Qi struggled with test failures one after another, while Ji Shiyu recorded all her embarrassment and stubbornness with a camera. She discovered that his mother, the supplier, had indirectly blocked her fabric; he discovered that she still had a screenshot of that status in her phone.
An unreceived darkroom photo, a cropped group photo, and a period of silence in which both parties thought the other would let go first. When the gradient weave finally allowed the minimalist pattern to breathe in the light, and when the double-sided tent opened up the past and present, Su Qi dared to use the fluorescent colors he loved most in college.
This is a story about a designer who dares not use color, a photographer who has been waiting for seven years, and all the unspoken things spread out on a tent - a reunion.
