A girl from a family of traditional Chinese medicine traveled east to Japan with her father, and met and stayed with a neighbor boy under the cherry blossoms. He came from a family of military generals, but he deliberately missed the military school because of her; her parents returned home in a hurry, and he chased the boat, but missed it after all. After returning to China, she met the son of a medicinal herb dealer who had a dandy appearance but a sincere heart at the Peking Medicine Hall. The young man was punished by his family for disobeying his father's orders, and accidentally discovered evidence that his father colluded with rice merchants to make profits. When her ancestor's medical treasures were coveted and her family suffered changes, she was also in trouble. Two teenagers, each silently guarding him in his own way. Readers who prefer the style of sadomasochism with a strong sense of fate, gentleness and deep-rooted life and death will definitely be moved by this story.
Purpose: to write about the love between children in the troubled times of the Republic of China, to show the struggle and perseverance of individuals between the righteousness of the country and their personal love, to convey the true nature of human nature toward kindness and warmth, and to interpret the growth of young people taking on responsibilities and responsibilities in the wind and rain.