The cold rain in late autumn disrupted the neighborhood survey of architect Shen Yan, and also made him accidentally walk into the "Evening Breeze Flower House" at the end of the alley, which filled the room with the fragrance of flowers.
He has always been cold and taciturn. His life is filled with drawings, data and cold buildings. He lives alone and has never been gentle. And the flower shop owner Lu Zhiyan, with gentle eyebrows and gentle eyes, guarding a house of flowers, turns his ordinary life into poetry, with a cleanliness and gentleness that is not stained by the world.
An encounter while sheltering from the rain, and a branch of white platycodon handed to the palm, brought two people from completely different worlds together. After that, Shen Yan became a frequent visitor to the flower shop, losing her usual alienation and gradually letting go of her guard amid the fragrance and warmth of the flowers. He preserved the old style of the old neighborhood for Lu Zhiyan, and he was gradually healed by this tenderness as they spent time together.
There is no vigorous throbbing, only the company of the steady stream. From sitting quietly together in the evening, to caring and guarding late at night, from testing one's thoughts, to a firm confession on Christmas Eve, the cold designer meets the gentle flower shop owner, and the two hearts slowly get closer and redeem each other.
The evening breeze blows gently, platycodon is always blooming, and the originally boring life is filled with warmth due to the other person's presence. They met in the fireworks alley, stayed with each other tenderly, and lived their lives full of joy, writing a plain but eternal healing love.
Purpose: The work tells the story of the cold architectural designer Shen Yan and the gentle flower shop owner Lu Zhiyan, who met and got to know each other in an old alley flower shop and were healed in both directions. It interprets the healing core of love and companionship that can melt loneliness and make ordinary days shine with gentle light, and conveys the warmth and eternal love of a long flowing stream.