Twenty-eight-year-old Su Wan was exhausted from the design circles in big cities. The death of her grandmother brought her back to the small southern town where she had been away for sixteen years. While tidying up her old house, she unexpectedly found a letter left by young Lu Ze, which contained a promise about the orange grove.
Returning to the dense orange grove in the back mountain, she unexpectedly reunited with the owner of the letter. The young man who once sat silently under a tree and read a book has now become a gentle small-town Chinese teacher. A dusty diary, a pressed dried orange petal, the bond between parents in old photos... Those young memories buried by time are slowly revived with the fragrance of orange flowers.
Su Wan decided to stay and opened an orange dessert shop in her old house. Her days were filled with the sweet fruity aroma and slow-paced tenderness. Lu Ze always appeared when she needed him, helped her repair windows, brought fresh vegetables, and calmed her past anxieties with silent protection. But the hasty parting sixteen years ago, the unbroken ties in the big city, and the hesitation hidden in his eyes all turned into a seemingly non-existent distance between the two.
When the monsoon wind blows through the orange groves and the ripe fruits fall to the ground with a sound, those secrets about waiting, debt and courage will eventually reveal their answers in the sunshine and the fragrance of fruits. This is a story about reunion, healing, and slowly learning to love over time - it turns out that the most touching agreement is never to arrive in a hurry, but to wait for the wind to come when we happen to be still where we are.
Intention: Gentle redemption in time