In the autumn foggy Zunyi No. 4 Middle School, Song Qing, a taciturn high school top student, met 백경욱, a Korean transfer student who went to a foreign country alone and was isolated by language. He always speaks only in Korean, and no one in the world understands his thoughts. Only Song Qing is willing to use patience, silence and gentleness day after day to slowly decipher the loneliness and tenderness hidden in his unfamiliar syllables. The rainy season in the senior year of high school is long and depressing. The desks are close to each other and mountains and seas separate each other. Across language barriers, nationality differences, and unknown return dates, they moved cautiously in the ambiguity that no one knew, and secretly embraced each other in the evening breeze of the humid mountain city and the mist of the Xiangjiang River. There was no bloody misunderstanding, no malicious breakup. Their biggest obstacles are the reality that young people are unable to contend with, the fate of separation, and the love that can never be 100% reciprocal. From meeting in the rainy season, ambiguous pull, and forced separation, to meeting again after years of separation. A sour secret love spanning several years and spanning China and South Korea, a two-way redemption of silence, forbearance, bumpy steps, and finally breaking through the fog.
Concept: Love never relies on communication through words. True love is the determination to overcome barriers, ignore distance, and fight against fate. The young love is clumsy and silent. It has been polished by distance and time difference, experienced misses and gaps, but it is still pure and sincere. The story uses the cross-border encounter of two teenagers to explain that the biggest regret of youth is never not to love, but to be too young and too weak to fall in love. It also expresses that all the sour waiting, long separation, and forbearance and restraint will eventually be exchanged for the perfection of two-way running in the long-term persistence.