"The Rainy Season Never Comes Again" takes the city as its background and tells the story of Lin Wei, a fresh graduate who is confused about job hunting and life, and reunites with Shen Yan, marketing director of Shenghua Group, because of a forgotten old umbrella.
The humidity of the rainy season envelops the trivialities and difficulties of life. Lin Wei struggles with obstacles in interviews one after another, but unexpectedly reunites at the subway entrance with Shen Yan, whom she had met once before - he happens to be holding the old umbrella she left behind in his hand. This umbrella, which hides memories of college, became an opportunity for the fate of the two to intertwine. When Lin Wei discovered that Shen Yan was the person in charge of the company she was interviewing for, the fragments of the past gradually came together: a surprising glimpse at the junior debate competition, the tenacity he accidentally witnessed during a typhoon... Those seemingly accidental encounters were actually foreshadowing laid by time.
The story unfolds in a delicate emotional flow, including the realistic pressure of entering society for the first time, as well as the heartbeat and temptation of reunion after a long separation. The "lost and found" old umbrella not only connects the two people's past, but also symbolizes the warmth and belonging during the wandering. As Lin Wei joins Shen Yan's team as an intern, the challenges of the workplace are intertwined with the growth of emotions. They get a glimpse of their past selves in each other's world, and in the process of working together to deal with life's problems, they gradually understand: some waits may be long, and some encounters are destined to be late, but the rainy season that belongs to each other will eventually pass, and warm sunny days will eventually arrive.
The work uses "umbrella" as the emotional anchor, uses real and perceptible life details and delicate psychological descriptions to outline the struggle and perseverance of urban men and women in the torrent of reality. It allows love to take root in the smoke and smoke, and deep affection in the ordinary. It three-dimensionally presents the emotional trajectory that is both sad and healing in the adult world.
Concept: The story uses an old umbrella as a guide to connect the struggles and perseverance of ordinary people in reality - Lin Wei's clumsiness in running for a living and Shen Yan's hidden softness in the workplace are all the truest interpretations of "living". What it wants to say is not a fairy tale encounter, but "everyone who works hard to survive the rainy day will eventually be waiting for the person who comes to hand you an umbrella": the way you grit your teeth when moving the freezer in the milk tea shop, the light in your eyes at the debate table, and the confusion when you are caught in the rain at the subway entrance will all be secretly remembered by someone and become the reason to get closer later.