In the old alley in midsummer, Shen Zhixia crashes into Lu Yao's world with a box of old books - one is a silent and introverted transfer student who has just experienced family changes, and the other is a "little bully" who is flamboyant and independent in the old alley. They were like two parallel lines that would not intersect, but due to an unexpected collision, they intersected under the red brick wall covered with ivy.
He helped him pick up scattered old books, he accompanied him to guard the old bookstore that was about to be demolished; he drove him through the dusk on a motorcycle, and he organized notes full of comments for him. From studying side by side on the high school campus, to traveling across the subway to different places in college, to building a bookstore called "Zhixia" together after working, the wind in the old alley witnessed their transformation from stranger to familiarity, from temptation to determination.
There are no earth-shattering twists and turns, only the delicate tenderness hidden in orange candies, sports bracelets and sycamore leaves. It turns out that the so-called parallel lines, as long as they are willing to take a step closer to each other, can interweave a lifelong trajectory in the lights of the old alley.
Intention: Find the possibility of symbiosis in differences