From 1996 to 2012, the tide of the times surged, and the fate of two girls was quietly entangled in the midsummer of Rongcheng.
A secret and passionate relationship grows between the desks. It is the heartbeat of young people, the salvation of each other, and the only light in the dark years. But worldly prejudice is like a sharp blade, easily cutting through the short-term beauty, pushing the two people into completely different abyss.
Some people kept their lies and traveled across the ocean, waiting for three years with false promises; some people fell into hell on earth and were covered in wounds from endless torture. Some people hide their love deep in their hearts and become silent guardians for the rest of their lives; some people are coerced by their original families and eventually go to destruction in confusion.
Roses are born with thorns, and they are also susceptible to wind disease. A love that begins with a heartbeat is wrapped up in layers of fate and prejudice. Some people pursue it all their lives, while others quietly leave with pain. In the end, only a city full of regrets and an unforgettable obsession are left.
Purpose: To use two periods of broken youth to describe the pain of the original family and the evil of secular prejudice, and to explore how love and trauma are engraved into the bones and blood, becoming a chronic disease that cannot be cured in life.