In the midsummer of a small loess town in northern Henan, the hot wind of the high school entrance examination swept through the wheat fields. Lin Zhixia, a silent girl who took root in the countryside, met Xie Wanghuai, a transfer student who settled here briefly and will eventually go to the ocean. The evening breeze of the lecture under the locust tree, riding side by side on the country road, the jasmine scribblings hidden in the corner of the notebook, two potted plants separated by mountains and seas, a secret love that goes in both directions but is restrained throughout is slowly unfolding. Their unspoken heartbeats were trapped in the chasm of fate. The boy went to a foreign country, while the girl stayed in her hometown. A reunion that spanned ten years ended with two pots of jasmine blooming every year, completing the most tender ending of youth. The wind in the mountains did not blow away the traces of the boy, and the fragrance of flowers in the loess courtyard sealed the regrets of the entire midsummer forever.
Purpose: The clean and pure heartbeat of youth is often blocked by the life gap caused by the native environment. The two-way love may not necessarily have a happy ending. The regret of youth that has not been responded to is also a precious mark in the growth process.