When they first met, she and he were new students who had participated in the May 4th Movement.
She was cheerful and smart, and he was gentle and modest. They walked together and talked freely on the snowy night at Shimen. They were high-spirited and fell in love with each other at first sight.
When we meet again, she is a pioneering reporter who uses her pen as a gun, and her every word counts; he is an eloquent democratic lawyer, who argues hard with his arguments.
However, in her eyes, he was unkind and unjust; he understood it, but treated it indifferently.
Tit for tat, a thousand turns.
Snow has fallen on Shimen several times, and it is hard to find old friends in my eyes.
This is a past story of separation and reunion that has gone through vicissitudes of life, recording the joys and sorrows of love between two young people a hundred years ago.
Purpose: Family, country and world, love between children
