The small town has snow all year round, while Hong Kong Island has no wind all year round.
Lin Wan's youth was filled with endless quarrels and depression. Until the late autumn of her second year of high school, Shen Yi, a transfer student from Hong Kong, became her deskmate.
He is cold and distant, with the gentleness of the evening breeze on the beach; she is sensitive and lacks love, and is used to healing herself in silence in the corner.
A desk, the same deskmate for two years, notes of affection, and heart-to-heart conversations during self-study in the evening are the most unspoken feelings of the seventeen-year-old.
He said: It never snows in Hong Kong. I will take you there in the future.
She secretly made a wish to go with him to a snowless winter in Hong Kong.
The college entrance examination in midsummer is a grand confession, but it can't resist the reality.
He went to the south, and she stayed in the small town; later he was forced to settle in Hong Kong, surrounded by thousands of miles of mountains and rivers, and lost contact with her.
A few years later, Lin Wan set foot on the road to Hong Kong alone, and finally saw with her own eyes this city where snow would never fall. Finally, in the crowds of Victoria Harbor, she reunited with the boy she had been away from for half a lifetime.
Young heartbeats stop in midsummer, and old love is hidden in the evening breeze.
It won't snow in Hong Kong, and I will never meet you again.
Purpose: To tell the story of a sensitive girl who lacks love and a boy who is cold on the outside and hot on the inside, a two-way redemption story from high school classmates to reunion many years ago, explores regrets and growth in youth, and expresses the purity and preciousness of youthful heartbeat.