Lin Yuran is a Chinese language master who has just entered high school and meets Xu Nan, a handsome and sunny Chinese teacher. From then on, this class representative fell into the dust web by mistake, and his heart followed him.
She was not afraid of the age gap or the gap in status. She only had him in her heart.
But how does Xu Nan plan for the cruelty of reality?
Is his feeling for Lin Yuran really love?
The song "To the Oak Tree" is Lin Yuran's view of love since junior high school. What does this poem initiate and what does it foreshadow?
Maybe meeting is wrong. Just like Shu Ting said in "True Water Has No Fragrance": "Has anyone realized that kapok is in the south and oak trees grow in the land of snow? In fact, they can never be dependent on each other for life."
What should I do if I can't love you? How can the power of a mayfly shake the mountains...