Shu Yun is a fan embroidery designer. He opened a studio in Hangzhou and made a fan for 2,800 yuan, but he couldn't sell a single fan in half a year. Gu Shenzhou is the founder of a cultural and creative brand. He makes affordable design products. He has just completed Series A financing and talks about data. In high school, Shu Yun had a crush on him for three years. She wrote twelve letters but never sent them. She threw the letters into the trash can on the day he transferred to another school.
Reunited eight years later, he came to her for cooperation with a ginkgo leaf bookmark she had dropped. She thought he had forgotten her, but she discovered that he had read the small words she wrote on the back of the leaf on the first day. What's even more outrageous is that the major he chose in college and the direction of starting a business are all related to her.
The collaboration started with one fan, then three hundred, then three thousand. Her acupuncture techniques were copied, her investors put pressure on her, and her master fell ill and left her with a lost "hidden acupuncture". Everyone said that crafts and commerce cannot go hand in hand, but she wanted to give it a try.
This is not a story about a secret love coming true, but a story about a girl who spent twelve years learning to say "I like you".
