It is not a vigorous confession, nor a deliberately created romance, but the slight itch caused by the evening breeze blowing through the corners of clothes when we walk side by side on the playground after evening self-study; it is by the window of the library, when the boy lowers his head to write, the girl walks by with her book in her arms. , The breeze rising from the corner of his clothes happened to pass by the tip of his pen; it was the water droplets condensed on the wall of the ice-cold soda bottle, it was the tacit understanding of pretending to look at the clouds but actually peeking at the other person's profile during the ten minutes between classes, and the tacit understanding of pretending to write but actually eavesdropping on the other person's footsteps.
Concept: "Giving" is the frankness of young people who turn their heartbeat into action, which is a clumsy but sincere contribution, representing the courage and responsibility of "taking the initiative to give" in youth; "palpitation" is the gentle response of a girl when she receives this intention, which is the heartbeat and determination hidden in the details, and represents the preciousness and peace of mind of "being seen and cherished" in youth. The two are connected, breaking the labeled emotional narratives such as "secret love" and "sweet pet", and sublimating "love" from the single dimension of "possession" or "chasing" to a life experience of "illuminating each other and growing together". It uses the gentle details of campus time to convey a "gentle and firm" view of youth: love is not consumption, but nourishment; perfection is not a result, but a process; those heartbeats and responses hidden in the evening breeze, soda, and eyes will eventually turn into a light that will never fade in life, illuminating young people towards a broader future.