Unspoken

In her seventh year as the host of a first-aid program, Qi Qingyue reunites with Fu Moyan, the surgeon who rejected her confession in high school. Determined to preserve her dignity, she cuts every shot of his tenderness while editing, deliberately keeping work and personal matters separate. She keeps the obsession she's carried for seven years hidden in an old notebook. But Fu Moyan always sees through her attempts to avoid him. One late-night message says, "It's just a little regrettable." During a hospital shoot, he bluntly calls out her pretense: "It's not the camera you're avoiding. It's me." His rejection as a teenager had been driven by difficult circumstances, and the two of them have spent seven years silently harboring feelings for each other. The story weaves in fragments of their high school memories and the push and pull of their adult working lives, ultimately closing on a bittersweet ending. Dressed in her host's formal gown, she takes the stage and hosts his wedding herself. In the end, she never manages to properly express the feelings she's carried for seven years.

Theme: Their youthful crushes lasted year after year. Though they secretly loved each other, both kept holding back at every turn, and neither ever knew how the other felt. This story lays bare the pain of unrequited love and the bittersweet cycle of youthful regret.