The autumn days at Jianghuai Middle School are always wrapped in a sweet fragrance. Zhan Ji's freshly baked mung bean cakes are steaming, and Kawangka's iced milk tea is soaked in the residual warmth of late summer.
The first time Jiang Yubai met Lu Zhiyao was under the camphor tree behind the teaching building. The boy squatted on the ground and counted ants. The cuffs of his school uniform were stained with grass clippings. The sunlight fell on the tips of his slightly curly hair, like a handful of gold sprinkled on it. Later, they became inseparable partners - the notes passed quietly in the morning reading class, the fallen leaves running to the milk tea shop outside the school during lunch break, the Wutong Road walking side by side after evening self-study, and the snacks hidden in the desks that brought each other's warmth.
There are no grand plots, only small daily routines fermenting in time: it is Jiang Yubai who always remembers Lu Zhiyao's little habit of not liking coriander, it is Lu Zhiyao who silently helps the reckless Jiang Yubai straighten his crooked collar, it is the soft sound when two cups of milk tea clink together, and it is the unspoken words "It's good to have you" when camphor leaves fall all over his shoulders.
This is a youth record belonging to two teenagers, about companionship, about heartbeat, and about the secrets hidden in the sweet fragrance that even the wind knows.
Concept: Concept: Using the Jianghuai region as the background color, it depicts the pure companionship and secret heartbeats of adolescence. In the daily details (such as shared snacks, drinking milk tea together, walking side by side), it shows the unspeakable warmth and preciousness of youthful friendship, and restores the true clarity and ignorance of youth.