This is a story about time, distance and silent farewell.
Lin Wutong and Tan Wen were once close childhood sweethearts, sharing a childhood where they could talk to each other on a balcony. They were separated in junior high school and reunited in high school, but due to the divergence of growth trajectories and the timidity of teenagers, they became the most familiar strangers - he shined brightly in the crowd, she was quiet and alienated in the corner, and both of them had firmly said "I don't like him/her."
The distant looks on the sidelines of the basketball court, the brushes in the corridor, the brief contacts at the sports meeting... Every intersection accumulates into a deeper gap. Until the summer when Tan Wen celebrated Lin Wutong's birthday after the college entrance examination, a quiet and formal farewell came to an end for their youth.
Years later, when Tan Wen tried to inquire about her, he only got vague rumors that she "seemed to have a boyfriend." Those unspoken emotions eventually dissipated in the sea of people and time like mountains and valleys.
This is a true portrayal of "growing apart" - some people, even if they have been very close, will eventually disappear on each other's horizon, leaving only a shimmering sycamore leaf bookmark in the memory and a greeting that has never arrived.
Concept: Youth, secret love