Under the double attack of Shanghai's high-pressure education and her ex-boyfriend's betrayal of seven years, the 28-year-old well-known architect Lin Wan (P'Wan) completely lost his sense of control over his life. In order to escape the suffocating city, she flew to Bangkok alone, trying to use the unfamiliar environment to numb her already riddled heart.
However, in the sudden heavy rain in Bangkok, Lin Wan, who was in a panic, broke into an embrace full of the fragrance of mint and lemongrass. The other party is Nong Man, a 22-year-old art student at Chulalongkorn University. She is a girl whose eyes turn into crescents when she smiles. She is confused in life but extremely emotionally determined.
At first, Lin Wan just needed a guide, but Xiao Man became the light that shined into her black and white world. Under the leadership of Xiaoman, Lin Wan rode a bumpy tuk-tuk for the first time, tried the spicy food of a roadside stall for the first time, and learned the most healing phrase in Thai, "Mai pen rai (it doesn't matter)" for the first time.
Faced with the age gap and concerns about identity, Lin Wan, who was used to suppressing her emotions, instinctively wanted to retreat; but this time, the enthusiastic Xiao Man did not give her a chance to escape. From the brave confession on the beach in Hua Hin to the longing across the mountains and seas between Shanghai and Bangkok, the girl who always buried her face in her neck and acted coquettishly melted the ice that had been frozen in her heart for many years with her unreserved love.
This is not only a romantic encounter in a tropical country, but also a two-way journey about self-reshaping. Watch how the aloof sister steps down from the altar for love and transforms into a gentle and doting partner; watch how the energetic girl uses her paintbrush and sincerity to outline a future that belongs to them both.
Purpose: "Throughout our lives, we are looking for the person who can "untie" us.
Lin Wan once thought that life was a geometric problem with precise calculations, and there was no room for mistakes or transgressions. Until the sudden heavy rain in Bangkok soaked her carefully constructed defense line.
Su Xiaoman not only gave her a hug, but also gave her a life philosophy called 'Mai pen rai (It doesn't matter)'.
This book is not only about the love of two girls, but also about how an adult woman rebuilds herself after being broken.
The real salvation is not to be saved by someone, but to fall in love with the imperfect but vivid and real self again through the eyes of a lover. "