Main plot: The love between a scholar studying in Germany and two Chinese female doctors and two German female doctors.
Second line: A doctor who studied in Germany and became a top scholar returns to the embrace of his motherland.
In medical school in the early 1980s, Zhang Xiao and Liu Yin fell in love at first sight, but were bound by school rules that prohibited love. It was not until during anatomy practice that Liu Yin accidentally raised a far-reaching question to the young Zhang Xiao: the distribution of love in the brain.
Their love is secret, tortuous, and sweet. There is no date, only breath, poetry, music, sports, and dancing together.
Zhang Xiao's Asperger's Syndrome is not only reflected in love, but also in his profession. He obtained the qualification of a German doctoral student after graduating from his undergraduate degree.
Due to unexpected misfortunes and information delays before graduation, they broke up.
At the University of Heidelberg in Germany, Zhang Xiao was at ease, publishing high-quality papers in top international magazines and successfully obtained a doctorate.
Whether passively with Pan Qian, a classmate and Liu Yin's best friend, or actively with German medical student Hannah, love has never reached its highest level, and Zhang Xiao still cannot forget Liu Yin.
Nine years after leaving Liu Yin, Zhang Xiao first met the broad-shouldered Sophie, a doctor of organ transplantation, at a badminton hall in Hamburg, which instantly aroused his long-dormant male passion, and he fell in love, got engaged, and got married.
After studying in Germany for ten years, Zhang Xiao cared about his motherland, became a top scientist in the field of brain research, and returned to the embrace of his motherland.
A familiar melody came from the music room, and Zhang Xiao met Liu Yin, who had not heard from him for ten years, and it ended happily.
This article recreates the innocent era of university campuses in the early 1980s, truly describes life in Germany in the 1980s and 1990s, and interestingly explores the eternal themes of human nature and love.
Purpose: School rules that prohibit love create poignant love