When he was six years old, Lin Xiangwan destroyed Gu Hanchuan's Lego castle and cried, "Brother Hanchuan, I'm sorry." The young man knelt down and wiped away her tears with his thumb: "I forgive you." She didn't know that for the next twenty years, she would bet her whole life on these four words.
The Gu family has twin brothers - Gu Hanjiang is gentle and restrained, a silent and guarding outsider; Gu Hanchuan is cold and proud, and is the figure who has been chasing Xiang Wan for twelve years. At the age of eighteen, Xiang Wan confessed her love to him while holding a bouquet of red roses in the rain. He said, "You are still young." She left for Paris and got married. Only after Gu Hanchuan lost her did he finally understand what he had lost.
From Shanghai to Paris, she waited for him to look back for twelve years; it took him a whole life to discover that he loved her. When he was kneeling in the bathroom with stomach bleeding, she was the one who sent him to the hospital; when she was trapped in a thunderstorm and trembling with fear, it was he who walked across half of Shanghai to knock on her door. They were on and off, they tortured each other, and they never really let go of each other.
The evening wind was blowing hard, and someone was on their way home.
Concept: "The time difference of love" - one person starts to love at the age of six, and another person takes twenty years to learn to love. This is a story of emotional dislocation and eventual alignment. Xiang Wan's love is ahead of its time, premature, and regardless of the cost. But Gu Hanchuan's love is lagging and repressed, requiring repeated confirmation before he dares to admit it. Two out-of-sync emotional lines finally found the same beat after half a lifetime of turbulence.