In the summer of my sixteenth year, the chirping of cicadas has not yet faded away, and the new campus life has quietly begun in the September wind.
Lin Zhixia and Shen Zhiheng became classmates, and from the initial strangeness and alienation, they slowly entered each other's youth.
He is a quiet and restrained top grader with excellent grades, but he has an uneasy family; she is not a dazzling daughter of heaven, but an ordinary girl who lives a serious life and works hard to find her own direction.
There was no love at first sight or a spectacular start between them. Those days that are not deliberately remembered, in exams, after school, arguments, laughter and silence, draw two people who have no intersection with each other closer and closer.
At the same time, family, friends, grades, future and growth are also quietly changing them.
Some likes are never spoken out, and some farewells are not because they no longer like them.
Young people only have one youth, and they happened to meet each other at the best age.
Purpose: The story takes campus life as the background and describes the growth of young girls in friendship, family, studies and ignorant emotions. Rather than a vigorous love story, I want to record how people get to know themselves, understand others, and learn to face choices and farewells between the ages of sixteen and eighteen. Youth is not just about falling in love with someone, it is also the process of gradually becoming oneself.