In her senior year of high school, Shen Zhiyi thought that Xu Huaian was just a quiet crush in her youth.
He sits in the last row of the classroom and always puts his school uniform jacket on the back of the chair. His smile is like the light at noon in summer. She sat by the window, secretly remembering every time she borrowed notes, every time she rubbed shoulders, every time he said something unintentionally.
Later, they turned from tablemates to friends, and from friends to people who knew each other tacitly.
Xu Huaian once said: "When the college entrance examination is over, I will take you to see the sea."
Shen Zhiyi did not answer, but kept these words in his heart for many years.
But on the day the college entrance examination ended, he didn't come.
No goodbye, no explanation, just "I'm sorry".
Many years later, Shen Zhiyi returned to the old alley and discovered that the wind that summer had never really blown.
She waited for him, complained about him, and finally learned to let him go.
It's just that I like her a little bit, not that it's not deep enough, but that I met her too early and lost her too soon.
Concept: "The Wind Passed Old Summer" writes about the unspoken loves in youth and the promises that are too late to be fulfilled.
It wants to express:
Some people appear at your best age and teach you heartbeat, bravery, waiting, and also teach you regret and letting go.
Not all likes can go to the end, and not all misses have answers.
Real growth is not about forgetting that boy, but when you think of him again one day, you no longer feel pain, and you only remember that you once seriously liked someone that summer.