In the midsummer of 1998, five-year-old Jiang Yali held a rag doll and met Lu Qingli holding a remote control racing car. The exchange of toys under the old sycamore tree started a long bond between the two from school uniforms to wedding dresses. From the strawberry-scented book covers he handed over in elementary school to the school uniform draped over her shoulders during the rainstorm in middle school, the young man's thoughts were hidden in the orange candies and band-aids in his schoolbag. When the Gu Group went bankrupt and dragged "Young Master Gu" into the dust, Jiang Yali sold her design equipment, pointed to old photos in the basement and said, "Let's start from scratch." They discovered business opportunities while delivering food, polished the edges of life with the arc of the design draft, and built a studio in the dust. Many years later, Gu Qingli used his first profit to customize a ring under the sycamore tree where he first met. Jiang Yali's wedding dress was embroidered with sycamore leaves, and the hem of her skirt swept through the stone crevices where the time capsule was buried. The story begins with the exchange of toys and ends with wedding vows, telling the story of childhood sweethearts' perseverance through the years - the so-called love is just carving each other's names from the glass jars of childhood into the rings of time.
Intention: well written