Wen Xiaocun, a schoolgirl from Zhengzhou University who comes from a well-off family, was planning a future with her boyfriend Lin Yan, a graduate student, but unexpectedly discovered his betrayal. Frustrated, she gave up on her original path to higher education and went into self-imposed exile by traveling around the world.
Under the rainbow in Cape Verde, she met Aqua, a cool and reserved Indian-Thai photographer. From the accidental companionship in the Columbia River Valley to the gentle exploration of getting along day and night in Mumbai, two girls who have been hurt in their intimate relationship gradually open up their hearts in the sunset and rainbow light they go together again and again. In the end, the henna tattoo was used as an appointment, and the feelings were confirmed in the coastal evening breeze, allowing the wandering soul to find a stable home in a foreign land.
Concept: The story contrasts the "scheming heterosexuality" in the first half with the "homosexuality that comes naturally" in the second half: In the past, Wen Xiaocun pursued Lin Yan through routines and designs, and her relationship was full of temptation and possession, leading to betrayal; but she and Aqua always got along with each other with the spirit of "not asking about the past, not forcing each other." The sense of boundaries, from meeting by chance to slowly falling in love, there is no deliberate effort to please, no one controls the other, just two injured people testing each other and slowly getting closer. What it really writes is the intimate relationship between souls - it has nothing to do with gender, it's just about respect, understanding and two-way cherishing.