The camphor road of Mingde Middle School hides the most youthful heartbeat - when Lin Xu squatted in the old storage room to search for music scores, he accidentally came across his grandfather's thread-bound notebook half a century ago. In the yellowed pages, there was an agreement between the northern youth and Jiangnan Awan who was separated by the war. It was the old alley wind chime and the unsent love letter, hiding regrets that spanned time.
In his youth, there was also a girl named Su Xiao. The moment watercolor paint splashes onto the white school uniform, the sweet fragrance of orange soda permeates the summer wind, and the melody of ukulele swirls around the sea of flowers. The tenderness of "Stars" and the timidity of "Simple Love" are the joy that young people dare not express. But the distance between going to school is like a gust of wind, blowing away the footsteps side by side, leaving only a missed fireworks and a heart full of unfinished confessions.
After the college entrance examination, he rushed to the ancient town in the south of the Yangtze River with a notebook on his back to find the wait under the green bamboo for his grandfather. In the blue and white porcelain patterns and Wu Nong's soft words, he understood the healing of time and the reconciliation of regrets. When he comes back with tenderness that spans time, the wind in the camphor road remains the same. Is that girl in the white dress still waiting for a love song to be finished?
The hearts of two generations, an echo of youth, with time as the score and affection as the lyrics, he will eventually sing all the tenderness to her.
Intention: Using the youthful youth of Lin Xu and Su Xiao and the cross-life concern between grandfather and A Wan as dual lines, it uses Jay Chou's love songs and the tender images of Jiangnan ancient towns to tell the core of "Regret is not the end, time will eventually heal". Whether it is an unfulfilled promise half a century ago or an unspoken confession in youth, it can be deposited as a gentle echo over the years, conveying the healing power of "sticking to the original intention, reconciling with the past, and cherishing the tenderness of the present".