Lin Qingyan, a girl from a small southern town, was preparing for the postgraduate entrance examination in the Chinese language department of a university, and became a "permanent resident" in the window seat in the third row of the library - because there was always sitting diagonally in front of her, Shen Yizhou, a Ph. D. Student in the physics department wearing a white shirt. She secretly drew him holding his glasses in a sketchbook, put dried flowers in the books he often read, and even returned his pen anonymously with a star post-it note when she found it, hiding her secret love in every little detail of her daily life.
Little did he know that Shen Yizhou had already seen everything she did: the sticky notes she dropped from "The Little Prince" were locked in a drawer, her habit of icing her hands was recorded in the laboratory notebook, and even when she occasionally coughed twice, he would quietly change the American style into a warm oatmeal latte. He deliberately left the pen behind, silently completed her missed postgraduate entrance examination notes, refilled her thermos cup with hot coffee on a cold wave day, and used silence to weave a half-year watch.
It wasn't until the postgraduate entrance examination notes disappeared and came back with comments, until he held her hand for the first time outside the library on a snowy night, until the pen with "Qing Yan" engraved on it was modified into a voice recorder full of thoughts - the mystery of the two-way secret love was finally revealed. From silent confrontation in the library to fighting academic difficulties side by side, from the secret records of socially fearful girls to independent women who dare to stand on the podium, they used pens, notes and poems to write the gentlest love poems of rational souls: It turns out that the best rush is when I secretly look at you, and you are also waiting for me quietly.
Purpose: Taking two-way secret love as a guide, it shows the delicate protection and growth in youth, and conveys the warm core that love requires courage and understanding and sharing.