In Xu Leyao's youth, Luyang was the poplar tree that could be seen when looking up from the window, and the light that he did not dare to look back on on the way to school.
Some people are destined to be poplar trees in life - tall and silent, rooted in the most painful place in memory.
In junior high school, she pushed him away cowardly; in high school, she watched him hold someone else's hand; in college, she tried to forget her old dreams with a new love, but even love seemed like a parody.
Until Chinese Valentine's Day in her junior year, Lu Yang stood downstairs at her house and asked her if she still wanted to listen to Simple Love.
They finally made up for all the regrets of their youth - holding hands, hugging, and writing poems under the sunset.
But there is no shade of poplar trees in the adult world. Their love is separated by a whole youthful obsession and unwillingness.
Why don't you say goodbye properly?
——It turns out that some farewells require an entire youth to be completed.
Concept: Love is a fever in adolescence, and the price of recovery is forgetfulness.