In the spring of the thirteenth year of the Republic of China, it rained continuously in Changsha.
Twenty-four-year-old Lu Yanchuan was born into a poor family. His father died young and he is survived by a large family of siblings. He is smart, silent, and has the sobriety of a scholar, but also has the stubbornness to face life with his head down. After being frustrated in job hunting time and time again, he originally thought that he would have to alternate between poverty and responsibility throughout his life.
Twenty-five-year-old Zhou Jingyi met him in a spring rain.
She comes from a privileged background, is a Chinese language student in an all-girls school, and has her own job, income and life. At first, she was only attracted by the young man's overly good-looking face; but what retained her later was his restraint, dignity, and responsibility of never telling anyone.
A habit to bear, a habit to approach.
Starting from an umbrella and a bowl of noodles, they entered each other's lives. Times are turbulent, mountains and rivers are changing colors, how a man can make his own way out of poverty, and how a woman can keep her choice between love, family and the times.
In this life, he will travel all over the mountains and rivers; and she is always the one he is willing to look back to.
Purpose: To write about how a man establishes himself in the times and destiny, and also about how a woman can always maintain herself while loving someone.