The blue eucalyptus tree enveloped the entire youth, and Ji Xia returned to the old building of the attached middle school in the seventh year after Jiang Yubai fell into the sea.
The right hand protecting the child in the ruins of the earthquake shattered the future of the painting genius. The leukemia diagnosis certificate hidden by Su Yan before the college entrance examination turned into tears in Lin Zhihuan's diary. The group of teenagers sharing sophora flower cakes in the attic of the villa thought that midsummer would never end - until Ji Xia saw Jiang Yubai being swept away by the undercurrent, just like watching the pearl hairpin sink into the fountain of the nursing home when he was eighteen years old.
When Zhou Yuhuai dug out the three hundred unsent e-mails from Jiang Yubai, and when Xu Zhaoning's strings were wrapped around the dead branches of the blue eucalyptus tree, Ji Xia finally understood that some love is a mute language engraved in the bones and blood, more silent than death, more stubborn than the tide.
Purpose: To use a youth group portrait drama to unravel the most cruel gifts of life: those unspoken confessions, lies in the name of protection, and companionship in the race against death, which are eventually developed into regrettable negatives in the darkroom of time - it turns out that the most painful aphasia is not the inability to express love, but the love that is covered by fate.