In a social context where same-sex marriage has been legalized for many years, seventeen-year-old Jian Jiqing is still used to hiding himself on the edge of the crowd - failing math papers, notebooks full of sketches, and old residential buildings in single-parent families form his quiet and cautious world.
It wasn't until the first day of his second year of high school that he was named by his class teacher to sit at the same table as Chu Keming, the most popular figure in his grade.
Chu Keming is the perfect template in everyone's eyes: a sunny boy with a good family background, top grades, and making girls scream on the basketball court. The two were supposed to be parallel lines, but they gradually got closer through each other - the afternoon when they talked about topics in a low voice in the library, they carried each other without hesitation when they were injured at the sports meeting, they looked at each other in a tacit understanding when they were cooperating at the art festival, and that evening when the rain suddenly fell, they felt the warmth of each other under the same umbrella.
However, when the boundaries of "just friends" begin to blur, the weight of reality also follows: the family behind Chu Keming who hopes for a "normal life", the rumors quietly growing on campus, the worried eyes of Jian Jiqing's mother, and the two teenagers' own confusion and desire for the future.
Amidst the layers of academic pressure, family expectations, and self-identity, two teenagers learn how to protect their budding sincerity. They stumbled and understood: Love may not be able to break through all restrictions, but in the limited youth, it can at least give each other a sunny day - no need to set limits, no need to hide, no need to apologize.
Intention: Youth may have many limitations, but there should be no limits in the true sense of the word.
