Seven years ago, at the north gate of Nanjing University, a girl holding her thesis materials was knocked away by a running girl in a white T-shirt and scattered the papers on the floor. She knelt down to help pick it up, said "It's okay", then got up and left. The girl who ran away turned around and shouted something. The street was too noisy and she didn't hear it clearly.
Seven years later, Lin Yuan was sitting in the interview room of K&W Advertising Company. The creative director Kang Wan opposite was flipping through her portfolio and raised his eyes to look at her. The glance was short, but something flickered inside.
She thought it was a spark, but later she learned it was a knock on the door from someone who had been waiting for seven years.
From the farewell after working overtime late at night, to watching the stars side by side under the osmanthus tree at the Moganshan B&B; from the copywriting "Some people have seen all your weather" to the trembling first kiss in the fire escape. Lin Yu'an gradually discovered that Kang Wan remembered her with all the details she could think of - her habits, her preferences, everything about her.
And Kang Wan hides too many secrets: a changed name, a broken family, a missing mother, and a biological father she has never met. When she decided to face the buried past, Lin Yu'an became the only person she could rely on.
This is a story about waiting and searching. It took one person seven years to find another person in the sea of people; it took the other person a lifetime to learn how to be loved.
"Good night" is the shortest confession and the longest companionship.
When Kang Wan finally called out "Yu An", the answer from seven years ago was settled at this moment.
Concept: Home can be chosen, names can be rewritten, time can be repaired, and memory can fight against forgetting. The starting point of all these possibilities is that a person is willing to see another person in the crowd, remember her, and then not forget her.