Lu Sheng x Wen Che
In the evening of their second year of high school, Lu Sheng and Wen Che always stayed in the classroom to study for questions together.
Wen Che loved drawing. After finishing his homework, he would take out his sketchbook and patiently teach Lu Sheng how to draw simple lines. In the delicate and gentle company, two hidden heartbeats quietly emerged.
The incident happened unexpectedly.
Facing his father's repeated cross-examination, Wen Che said against his will in order to protect himself: I don't like Lu Sheng.
The young Lu Sheng believed it to be true, but his enthusiasm was in vain, and he began to deliberately alienate Wen Che.
Wen Che was completely unaware of this deliberate provocation and only saw the other party's sudden indifference. The young man's pride made him unwilling to take the initiative to ask questions, so he had to slowly withdraw his tenderness.
A misunderstanding separated them for several years.
In the snowy art museum, the two unexpectedly reunited.
Underneath the polite greetings, there are knots of heart that cannot be untied for many years. It is said that it is hard to recover after overturning the water. When people from the past meet again, can they let go of their youthful stubbornness, clear up the fog of the past, resolve old misunderstandings, and pick up the missed sincerity again.
Intention: Separation at a young age is not necessarily due to lack of love, but is often caused by self-esteem, suspicion and selfishness of others. The so-called irreversible failure does not mean that it is destined to be irreversible, but that we lacked the courage to explain back then. The story uses the reconciliation between Lu Sheng and Wen Che after a long separation to express that regret will not be permanent. As long as you are willing to let go of your stubbornness and take the initiative to clear the fog, your late heart can still return to its original place.