In the seventeen-year-old classroom, Lu Yueyao had an unspoken crush on Jiang Shuchen. Each went thousands of miles away to study, and they were separated by mountains and rivers. Reunited after many years, the bright moon above the river is still there, and the tenderness hidden in the heart when we were young slowly awakens. The young and secret love survived the long-distance tug-of-war and workplace struggles, and the two overcame many obstacles and entered the marriage hall.
But after marriage, the heavy burden of life and the double reality pressure brought by career made the two breathless. Long-term fatigue created a gap. In the emotional escape, Jiang Shuchen fell into vague and cross-border ambiguity and made mistakes. There was a rift between the two, full of disappointment and pull. Instead of letting go, they faced all the grudges in their hearts, frankly introspected, repaired the broken trust bit by bit, and learned to understand and support each other again. The two people who were so close to each other in the classroom in the past went from school uniforms to wedding dresses, and finally transcended the years, distance and scars in marriage, allowing the joy of youth to continue to be together for years to come.
Intention: The moon is eternal, corresponding to the eternal heartbeat of youth; there are separations and hardships in the world, but the first love in the heart remains the same. The river moon is an image throughout the whole text, witnessing separation, reunion, brokenness and reconciliation.