New Year's Greetings with Wutong

Su Lanyin, Zhao Baihe, and Xu Runing are publicly funded exchange students selected by the county high school. They can only study in Taihua City No. 1 Middle School for the entire sophomore year. According to the school's policy, all three of them must return to the county town to prepare for the exam once their senior year of high school arrives. During this limited time, Su Lanyin met Xie Nan, a native of China. He comes from a wealthy family, is open-minded and casual, and has countless choices in life; she is bound by the burden of life, is sensitive and introverted, and dare not make a mistake in every step. The completely different growth environment has become a gap between the two that is difficult to ignore. The dusk in the stands of sports games, walking side by side on the road to study, the long cold war spawned by rumors, the frank reconciliation under the streetlights on rainy nights. In just one year, their hearts began to grow quietly, and they quietly began a love affair that they knew the outcome of. Midsummer is coming, the communication deadline has come as scheduled, and the farewell has come as scheduled. Su Lanyin returned to the depressive high school in the county town and survived the chaos of her senior year alone, immersed herself in studying the questions and trying her best. The college entrance examination ended, and she was admitted to a key university in Hangzhou. Xie Nan went to Shanghai to study for her undergraduate degree. The two places are very close to each other by high-speed rail; Zhao Bai and He Tong studied in Hangzhou, and Xu Runing went to Beijing to start a new life. During his college years, Xie Nan frequently took the high-speed train to Hangzhou. Accompanied by her close friend Zhao Baihe from the same hometown, Su Lan gradually shed her inferiority complex and became calm and open-minded. The two always abide by their boundaries and only have pure friendship. Reunited after a long separation, the differences in concepts left over from their youth still exist. They continue to quarrel, get along, and tolerate each other. The once naive boys and girls gradually lose their edges and learn to understand each other's inability to control their own world. As graduation approached, Su Lanyin made up her mind to work in Shanghai. It started with a one-year reunion in Taihua No. 1 Middle School, passed through the distant separation in the senior year of high school, and endured the long cross-city travel between Shanghai and Hangzhou. The night breeze that swept through the campus that year seemed short-lived, going around and around, and finally waited until the perfect return date, and the two stayed together peacefully in the same city. Purpose: to return home late