An unexpected collision in front of the library caused Su Wanwan from the Chinese Department to bump into Zhou Yanzhou, a young man with clear eyes who was holding a book. He is a man of the hour who sweats on the court, and he is also a delicate boy who can recite poems casually. From the early summer when gardenias are fragrant to the late autumn when the leaves are all over the ground, from sitting side by side in the library to the chance encounter on the campus trail, two people whose paths were originally parallel have quietly approached each other through repeated intersections.
Her heart will beat faster for his goals, and he will ponder the words of her thesis; she will hide her girlish thoughts and write obscure thoughts between the pages of the book, while he will put away his publicity and say in the evening breeze, "It's fun to chat with you." The love in youth is like the summer when the monsoon blows, carrying the sweet fragrance of gardenia, but also hiding the unspoken throbbing. When misunderstandings and distance quietly appear, when the fork in the road of growth lies before their eyes, can they hold each other's hands tightly and let this heartbeat that began when they first met become an agreement that spans time?
This is a story about encounter, temptation and rush, about how two young people, at their best years, used sincerity and courage to write the prologue of the rest of their lives by accidental intersection.
Purpose: Describe the pure and delicate emotions of youth