After Su Yuan resigned from the design institute, he entered the district garden office and became a grassroots designer. She did not expect that the first Qingshi Lane pocket park project she was responsible for independently would cross paths with her senior Shen Qian, whom she had a crush on in college - he was a competitor and a partner who was forced to cooperate. An 800-square-meter abandoned triangular land, two 30-year-old locust trees, a substation wall that could not be demolished, and a group of residents with their own thoughts, repeatedly pressed the two people into the mud and rubbed them. Twenty-two drafts of the plan were revised, the budget was cut again and again, someone flipped the table at the residents' meeting, and someone handed over a bowl of wontons late at night. Su Yu'an thought it was just a reconstruction of space, but later she discovered that Shen Qian spent seven years turning the phrase "This plan can be implemented, find Shen Qian" in her graduation project drawings into reality. But what's harder than landing is admitting that you're still excited.
