In the summer when she was seventeen, Su Niannian bumped into a boy at the stairs of the cram school. Wearing a white T-shirt, he stood against the light, with a waterfall of golden light pouring behind him. At that moment, her heart skipped a beat. Later she found out that his name was Ji Bei, that he was the brother of her best friend, and that his home was only two streets away from her. That summer vacation, the four of them traveled together, lemonade, White Rabbit toffees, shared umbrellas in the rainstorm, late-night news - every little thing was treasured by her. But a misunderstanding at the end of the summer vacation left them silent for a year. When they reunited the next year, she plucked up the courage to confess her love, but was rejected on the grounds of "it's for your own good." Later, they finally got together, but she was pushed to the abyss of inferiority again and again by the pressure of entering a higher school and family changes, and she broke up twice without telling the reason. Years later, they each got married and occasionally exchanged greetings. The White Rabbit toffee he handed her melted into her mouth, sweetening her entire youth and becoming a lifelong regret. Some people are there to pass by, and passing by itself is also a complete part of life.
Intent: This is a story about "missing out", but it is not a tragedy in the traditional sense. What it wants to convey is: not all love has to go to the end to be called perfection. The hands pushed away due to inferiority complex, the words swallowed because they were "for your own good", the paths taken in different directions due to the bifurcation of fate - these regrets themselves are also the only way to grow. Real relief is not forgetting, but being able to look at each other and smile when we meet again many years later, to be able to calmly ask "Are you happy now?", To be able to take the White Rabbit toffee when saying goodbye, and then turn around and walk into your own ordinary and warm life.