In the small town of Linhai High School, Su Ju, a cute girl who loves to draw, always rushes to the beach after school to chase the orange sea that is blurred by the setting sun. On the day of her freshman year, Lu Hai, a taciturn and aloof transfer student, sat at her desk. The hot summer breeze opened the classroom window, and the story between the two began.
Lu Hai looked cold and distant, but he was attentive and accommodating to Su Ju: he quietly helped her put away the scattered drawing papers, blocked her class teacher's sight during evening self-study, always kept her favorite orange candies with her, and took a long way after school to accompany her to the beach to watch the sunset. Su Ju's liveliness and softness gradually broke through the silence he had been feeling alone for many years. There is no vicious female supporting role, no fierce family obstruction, no sadistic misunderstandings in the whole text, only the clean and delicate two-way heartbeat of young people.
On the beach in the evening of the second year of high school, Lu Hai officially confessed his love. The two started a sweet campus love, tutored each other's weak homework, and agreed to apply for universities in the same city. After surviving the stressful senior year of high school, I went to a university in the same city as I wished. On weekends, I frequently went to the beach for dates and visited the snack streets. After graduation, they worked together to find jobs and shared a house to adjust to their daily lives. Their parents were very open-minded and fully supported their marriage.
From the young students sitting side by side at the desk to the newlyweds accompanied by daily necessities, the summer wind that crashed into the sea of oranges that year carried the love of young people throughout their entire lives.
Concept: Young people's two-way gentle redemption, pure youthful love comes to fruition, and companionship is a long-lasting romance