Su Wanhe, an art student who grew up in a reorganized family, has a sensitive nature and low self-esteem. She is used to digesting all grievances alone. Painting is her only emotional outlet. Jiang Yanzhou, a top science student in a key class, looks cold and stubborn on the outside, but is trapped in his heart by the cold violence of his seriously ill mother and father. Under the hard shell there is a softness that no one knows about.
A chance encounter by the river in summer allowed two lonely boys and girls to see the scars in each other's hearts, and they quietly developed a heartbeat. The frail and gentle transfer student Wen Shuyao, the jealous and provocative Jiang Yanze, and the vain and selfish half-sister Su Wanqi. Misunderstandings and rumors ensued, constantly pulling the distance between the two.
They understand each other's fragility hidden deep in their hearts, but they are repeatedly blocked by the shackles of their original families, the provocations of others, and their inner timidity. Approaching and retreating countless times, frankness and alienation cycled back and forth, the tide of midsummer rose and receded, and the youthful and heavy thoughts of young people were finally left in that long and sultry summer.
Purpose: To face the inner trauma caused by the original family, write about the two-way emotions of restraint and forbearance in adolescence, explore the growth proposition of self-reconciliation and mutual redemption of young men and women in difficult situations, and convey the positive power of gentle healing.