On the day of the wedding, Xie Jinchao found a yellowed movie ticket stub in the middle of the wedding invitations. The curled up folds on the edge of the ticket stub are still stained with the moist smell of that year's heavy rain.
She remembered that the last time she saw Li Min was on the platform in late autumn. The girl in the camel coat put hot cocoa into her hand, with tiny bits of frost on her eyelashes. Later, Xie Jinchao woke up in the middle of the night and vaguely saw the white mist of the cup of hot cocoa steaming in his memory, but he could no longer clearly see the curve of the hem of Li Min's coat sweeping the steps of the platform when he turned around.
While sorting out old things after her marriage, she found half a diary at the bottom of her mother's sandalwood box. The faded handwriting records the years after Li Min left: searching the whole city for the pen she left behind on a rainy night, stubbornly staying at the cafe they frequented during the snowy day, and the last page still contained a dried camellia - Li Min picked it over the wall for Xie Jinchao on her eighteenth birthday.
At this moment, there was a drizzle outside the window. Xie Jinchao was stroking the pearls on her wedding dress, and suddenly remembered the most touching love words Li Min ever said: "I want to be the most untimely moonlight in your long life."
In fact, at a certain moment when the years passed, her moon had already been shattered into silver frost that could not be pieced together on the ground.
Concept: BE double heroine