When Su Wan encountered the name "Jiang Chen" on the borrowing card of "Snow Country" for the third time, she never thought that the intersection between the yellowed pages would lead to a love affair.
In the autumn breeze in the library, she met the boy with amber eyes for the first time. A ginkgo bookmark stuck with tape revealed a little secret from the past - it turned out that he had noticed the girl counting ginkgo fruits a long time ago. The silver snowflake bookmark he handed over became a token of their fate.
Since then, every Wednesday afternoon, the window seat on the third floor has become their secret base. The aroma of hot drinks, the exclusive seat circled in the notebook, and the annotations and graffiti in the blank spaces of "Snow Country" bear witness to the quiet growth of love.
When the first snow fell, Jiang Chen left an invitation on the loan card. The wintersweet in the biological garden was in full bloom. This heartbeat that started in the library was about to move into a warmer chapter.
Concept: "First Snow in the Library" uses the "campus book connection" as a link and aims to capture the purest heart-pounding moments of youth. Through the process of Su Wan and Jiang Chen becoming attached to each other through a book called "Snow Country", and gradually getting closer amidst the smell of books in the library, the light and shadow of ginkgo leaves, and the romance of the first snow, it shows the unadulterated affection between boys and girls - it is hidden in the name of the borrowing card, falls on the passed bookmark, and melts into the shared afternoon time. ? The work attempts to use delicate daily details to restore the unspoken temptations and tacit understanding of youth, allowing readers to relive the joy of youth due to an accidental fate in the youthful interaction, conveying the warm core of "beautiful emotions often start from casual encounters, and will be deposited into precious memories like books." ?