Life in a Beijing Hutong in the 1980S

[One] Of her older brother Luo Hong's childhood friends, Luo Yan liked Zhou Weifang the least. Coincidentally, Zhou Weifang didn't like her either. [Two] Zhou Weifang's love letter was an apology letter. It read: Hello, Luo Yan. I used to be narrow-minded, shortsighted, and blind, and failed to realize that you were the smartest, most generous, and cutest girl in the world. Now I know. Would you please be my friend? [Three] The sweeping changes of the 1980s made Zhou Weifang's audacity seem like exceptional foresight. All his flaws turned into strengths, and Luo Yan couldn't help changing her opinion of him. [Four] [Reader's note: 50% of the content from chapters 37 to 84 covers the heroine's first love.] 1. The heroine attends university while the hero goes into business, so there is a big gap in their education. 2. A slow-burn slice-of-life novel set in a particular era. It's full of everyday details, with a modest career storyline, no golden finger, and it's not a fast-paced wish-fulfillment story. 3. The first person the heroine falls for is not the male lead. 4. Everyone has flaws and their own little schemes. No one is flawless. 5. Not every detail of the setting is based on reality, so please don't take it as such. [50% anti-piracy measure] Theme: Admit your mistakes and make amends