The late summer wind swept the sycamore catkins over the wall of Huai'an Middle School. Wen Wanning ran into an unexpected encounter, like the evening wind falling into Xingzi's eyes, reckless and gentle. In the eyes of others, he is a cold and distant young man, with the fragrance of ink on his fingertips and a subtle sparkle in his eyebrows; she is a girl who looks cowardly but is actually stubborn, with small things in her heart, and walks slowly but firmly. From the strangers passing by to the tacit understanding of walking side by side, the sycamore leaves turn yellow and green, the cicada chirps disappear and rise again. The notes hidden in the homework books, the moonlight outside the evening study window, and the umbrella we hold together on rainy days are all quietly brewing a tender confession. There are dumbfounding mistakes, cautious temptations, unexpected misunderstandings, and unwavering preference. The night breeze will eventually meet the stars, and I will eventually meet you.
Purpose: Based on the love between Wen Wanning and Xu Zhiche who grew up on campus from rubbing shoulders to staying together, they wrote "The Gentle Redemption and Two-way Rush in Youth" to interpret the growth essence of young girls breaking their own barriers and learning to express and accept in their ignorant hearts. It also celebrates the kindness, bravery and preference hidden in the details of youth.