Feng Lexi hates two things the most, hospitals and restraints.
Her grandmother is critically ill and her family is urging her to get married. She is half-recommended and goes on a blind date. She wants to perfunctory the matter, but she bumps into someone she hasn't seen in years in a restaurant.
Zhao Yiyang.
The boy who borrowed her umbrella from her in high school and made her heart flutter for the first time now has handsome features and remains gentle. He even smiled and said, "I will always remember you."
He remembered the heavy rain outside the cafeteria, her reckless conversation, the confiscated umbrella, and her singing out of tune. These little things that she thought had been dusted away long ago were properly stored away by him for several years.
She was rebellious, afraid of restraint, and longed for freedom, so he stayed behind silently, contacting doctors for her grandmother, sorting out obscure review materials for her, traveling across the city for her, and providing gentleness and confidence when she collapsed and cried.
Feng Lexi always said that freedom comes first, money comes second, and love comes last.
But Zhao Yiyang told her that true love is never binding, but fulfilling your freedom.
He was the moonlight in her dark days, the confidence to resist her family of origin, the beginning of her youthful heartbeat, and the gentle destination for the rest of her life.
From the rainy day when she borrowed an umbrella to the restaurant where they reunited, from the distant secret love to the night breeze side by side, she finally understood that someone regarded her willfulness as cute, her freedom as precious, and hid her in their hearts for many years.
This time, she decided to walk towards him.
Purpose: The article takes the growth and emotions of the young girl Feng Lexi as the main line, telling the story of her reunion and falling in love with the gentle and firm young Zhao Yiyang under the control of her native family and the pressure of reality. The core expression of the work is that true love is not about restraint and possession, but about understanding, respect and fulfillment. It affirms the individual's pursuit of freedom and independence and encourages young people to bravely break away from the spiritual shackles of their original family, stick to themselves and embrace their own life. At the same time, it conveys the power of warmth and healing, telling readers that there will always be someone who can see your fragility and stubbornness, and protect your original intention with long-term tenderness, so that you can live your true life in love with more confidence.