The postcard after graduation was supposed to bring an end to the three years of being together as classmates, but it unexpectedly started a jet-lag conversation. Every day after that, they each only sent one message, slowly writing to each other the trivial details of the whole day and their unexplained feelings.
Concept: The work uses the long messages exchanged every day after graduating from the college entrance examination as a clue to describe the growth of two young people from looking up to each other from afar to seeing the real each other, from fear of interruption to the need to be honest. It expresses: Love is not about worshiping a perfect projection, nor is it about deciding life for the other person, but it is about being willing to understand, wait, and live each other's lives seriously while respecting choices and allowing changes.