When Shen Wanwan, who was holding "One Hundred Years of Solitude", bumped into Chen Xu on the first day of school, she would never have thought that this beginning between the 137th grader and the first grader would become a long prologue that lasts throughout her youth.
She secretly recorded the length of his eyelashes, the tone of the harmonica, and the depth of his dimples, and buried glass beads under the banyan tree to represent his progress. But in an unknown corner, he used an encrypted photo album to collect every clumsy and hard-working moment of hers. This was a two-way secret love, but it was misplaced due to youthful cowardice - she thought she was pursuing one-sidedly, and he didn't know that his hesitation would hurt her.
From youthful high school to mature university, they each experienced growth and transformation. When she finally learned to love herself and became a luminous person, she realized that true love is not about providing help in times of need, but about two independent souls still choosing to walk side by side after becoming complete.
"Orange Sea and the Seventh Star" uses delicate and true writing to describe the sourness of secret love, the pain of growing up and the most beautiful appearance of love - we have each walked a long way, not to meet, but to be able to say calmly when we meet: "I am worthy of your love."
Intention: Two souls still choose to walk side by side after becoming complete