Lin Xiaoxing, a socially fearful girl in the high school liberal arts class, always hides in the playground stand to watch the stars after evening self-study. Her good calligraphy hides her delicate thoughts; Jiang Yi, a basketball boy in the liberal arts class, has a cheerful appearance but gentleness, and the orange soda he carries with him is his exclusive symbol. An unexpected collision in the stairwell made the sweet smell of orange soda the beginning of their fate.
Handwritten notes in the library, umbrellas delivered during the rainy season, cheers at sports events, tutoring time in the library, the sweetness of orange soda and the warmth of handwritten notes are intertwined, linking together the most obscure heartbeats of adolescence. There is no bloody misunderstanding, only a tacit understanding that goes both ways: he looks up starry sky maps and corrects math problems for her, and she writes heart-warming notes and knits winter scarves for him.
From the silent companionship across a few rows of seats, to the candid feelings under the meteor shower, to the two-way confession in the snow, the two slowly got closer in the summer night wind and the smell of orange soda. Those exercise books with orange prints, notes hidden in iron boxes, and walking hand in hand under the street lamp are all the purest marks of youth. This is a story about secret love, growth and protection. It records the two teenagers writing their sweet love with tenderness and sincerity during their high school years, and promised to go to the same starry sky in the future.
Purpose: to show the pure two-way secret love and common growth in adolescence, to convey the beauty of heartbeat, protection and pursuit in youth through delicate interaction, and to record the process of young girls becoming better in their ignorant love.