Shen Mu met Fu Chao for the first time under the sycamore tree in front of the teaching building.
The boy with fair skin and pretty eyebrows helped her pick up the scattered books, said "thank you", and then turned and left. She didn't know that this cold-looking boy had seen her as early as that summer - at the door of her community, in a corner she didn't know, and looked at her silently many times.
The subsequent story is simple: he slowly approaches, and she slowly accepts. They fell in love, lived together, graduated, worked, and lived an ordinary and happy life like any ordinary couple.
But life is never simple all the time.
When Fu Chao succeeded in starting a business, he became busier and busier; when Shen Mu's father fell ill, she shouldered the pressure alone; when their conversations changed from late-night conversations to "work overtime today" and "come back early" - those unsaid words, those grievances swallowed alone, began to build an invisible wall between the two people.
This is a story about "seeing" and "being seen". From campus to society, from passionate love to dullness, from talking about everything to having nothing to say, and then learning how to love each other again. Over the past ten years, they have seen the truest form of love through each other's eyes -
Concept: Morning and dusk never coincide, but they meet in the sky at dusk - the best love is not to occupy each other's time, but to always maintain the ability to "see" each other over the long years. Even if we are busy running around, as long as we look back, the light is still there.