An extremely splendid youth elegy for ordinary boys and girls. Ye Xin, a second-year high school transfer student, and Lin Zhiqiu, a top student in high school, became connected due to a ginkgo rain. They used glass bottles on the roof of the laboratory building to collect autumn, used leaf vein moisture to predict the weather, and hid their love for the dancing shadows of trees in their wrong question books. Just when everyone thought that the curse of "puppy love affecting grades" would be broken by them, the ginkgo leaves in the glass bottle began to disappear one by one - Ye Xin used cartoon stickers on the CT bag to cover up her illness, and Lin Zhiqiu solved a "cruel equation about love and time" on the back of a math paper. When the college entrance examination admission notice arrived, there was only one signature left under the ginkgo tree at 39°54′ north latitude. Those leaf vein engravings magnified by the microscope have become the greatest scientific evidence of youthful love: it turns out that some farewells have long been hidden in the saw teeth of the first ginkgo when we met.
Concept: Ginkgo Paradox: The Transience of Life and the Eternity of Love