Starting from the tit-for-tat confrontation in the lockers on the first day of high school, Lin Weiran and Jiang Chi have been incompatible rivals for more than ten years.
In front of others, they compete for ranking, read aloud, and answer questions. They refuse to give in at all times, even secretly competing for lockers; but only each other knows that there is an unconcealable tenderness hidden under the awkward shell.
Under the sycamore tree, we exchanged secret thoughts about being afraid of the dark and avoiding the piano. He carried her injured across the playground during sports games, and quietly shared his compiled notes during evening self-study. The gap in family background trapped the boy's confession, and the words of love stuck in his throat on the eve of the college entrance examination could not be said out.
A piece of paper separated the two cities in the north and the south. They were disconnected for four years and each went to different lives. She met the gentle and stable Chen Mo and accepted the proposal; he tried his best to narrow the gap, but only waited for the news of her engagement.
Looking at the wedding from a distance on the second floor, ten years of pulling and pulling has turned into a regret. The yellowed piece of paper with the declaration of competition, and the countless unsigned expressions of concern hidden in the locker, eventually turned into a grand and silent miss.
The summer wind blew away the boy's school uniform, and some of his heartbeats started from competing and ended with looking at each other from a distance for the rest of his life.
Purpose: Young secret love is hidden in tit-for-tat, and class and inferiority lead to eternal miss. It tells the story of tolerance, regret and mutual fulfillment in youth, cherish young encounters, and accept the unresolved regrets in life.