In the midsummer, when the cicadas were noisy, transfer student Lin Yan entered Class 3 of the second grade of high school for the first time, and was attracted by the boy sleeping on the desk - Jiang Yi's school uniform cuffs were stained with basketball prints, and the sunlight fell through the window on the tips of his slightly curly hair, and even his breathing was a little careless and arrogant.
No one knew that the seemingly surly and rebellious Jiang Yi had half a song written for three years hidden in his notebook; no one expected that the cold and taciturn Lin Yan would pick up Jiang Yi's sheet music that had been blown down by the wind after school one day and softly hum the unfinished melody.
One is a basketball captain who lives in the spotlight, but he always plays guitar on the rooftop late at night; the other is a transfer student who is ranked first in grades, but his left hand is wrapped in a cocoon from piano practice. When the basketball hits the glass window of the piano room, when the unfinished score meets the in-time voice, two completely different worlds begin to overlap.
They will fight for the microphone backstage at the school celebration performance, they will squeeze the same umbrella and run across the playground on a rainy day, and they will quietly pave the way for each other's dreams where the other cannot see them. Youth is a huge rainstorm, and they are each other's only clear sky.
"Hey, Lin Yan," Jiang Yi put an ice soda into his hand after a certain training session, "Come with me for the school anniversary chorus."
Lin Yan raised his eyes and saw that the tips of the young man's ears were red, hotter than the summer sun.
Concept: In the collision of midsummer, two teenagers find resonance in each other's differences, and use unfinished melody and unconcealable heartbeat to compose a unique echo of their youth.