We ran towards each other nine times, but at the tenth intersection, I chose to turn my back on you and leave.
The encounter between Gu Xiameng, a girl from the Department of Architecture, and Lu Xiuyan, a talented piano boy, started with an out-of-tune F-sharp note in the piano room. From pure love on campus to conflict in reality, they tried their best to rush to each other nine times - making promises under the stars in Tibet, forbearing backstage at the press conference, and exchanging lifelong vows in front of the hospital bed.
However, after the ninth hug, Lu Xiuyan handed her a ticket: "Wait until I come back, if you are still here." Gu Xiameng threw the ring into the fountain and left.
Five years later, she became a healing architect and he transformed into a behind-the-scenes musician. They met again at the international summit, standing at both ends of the corridor with their backs facing each other.
"What's the 100th day?" She asked.
He didn't answer.
It turns out that the most extreme love is when I turn my back to you to withstand the wind and rain of the world for you. And the longest growth is to finally understand that in the turn that looks most like betrayal, there is the deepest fulfillment hidden.
Purpose: To explore the concept of love in the new era: the deepest love is sometimes about letting go of all misunderstandings, as well as individual self-reconstruction and two-way redemption after trauma.