Pan Chayue is the daughter of the mayor of a small town. She looks quiet and well-behaved, and is the "perfect template" in the eyes of her neighbors. Only she knew that the home where her mother had abandoned her and her father was absent had already taught her to use absolute "obedience" in exchange for peace.
During the winter vacation of the third grade of junior high school, a silent visitor came to the town—Xie Yang. He came back to visit his uncle who was seriously ill and was asked to keep it secret.
He said: "You don't have to be so 'sensible'."
This was the first time in Pan Chayue's life that she was allowed to be "bad".
For Xie Yang, Cha Yue is a beam of light that shines into his gray journey home. She used the way of a child king to awkwardly integrate him into this familiar but unfamiliar town, giving warmth to his cold trip to visit relatives.
Two teenagers who were "absent" in their family relationship completed a silent exchange in the fireworks of the winter town:
She gave him a place where he didn't have to hide his secrets.
He gave her the courage to break free from the shackles of "perfection".
As the spring streams thaw, their secret quietly grows: a true secret about how to love and be loved.
Purpose: True love is to see and cherish the most real but fragile appearance of the other person, and to work together to become a better and freer version of ourselves.