Nine-year-old Ah Jing lives in Qingyan Town by the sea. In previous years, summer always ended slowly, but this year, a seasonal typhoon called "Morning Wind" arrived early, sweeping away the sounds of cicadas, popsicles, and waves overnight. What's worse is that grandma disappeared, leaving Ah Jing with only a mouthful of sweet potato porridge with seven raisins and a cracked cattail leaf fan. The seven red lines on the fan, like the word "", are like seven stretched rays of light, quietly laying out a luminous map in the salt field. In order to get summer back with his grandma, A Whale sets out along the salt line:
? On the spiral staircase of the abandoned lighthouse, she saw her young grandmother sitting on a paper boat weather vane, folding the sea breeze into an envelope;
? In Talking Waves, she discovers that the tape her father recorded for her has become a "seasonal stamp";
? On the rooftop at three-thirty in the morning, all the chickens in the town took off en masse like migratory birds, carrying small lost memories of the townspeople in their mouths;
? In the crack of time, she rode on the 28 big bar left by her father and broke into a windy post office parked at "Platform 0" - there, the grassland undulated like waves, and a postmark could change autumn into summer. When the seven "ones" finally merged into "∞", Ah Jing understood: it was not the seasons that were blown away, but the worries between adults and children that had no time to express. She signed the last "letter against the wind" and let the wind gently send her grandma, summer, and her heart that was once afraid of growing up, back together. This is a fairy tale about "slowness"——
It is written for children who are in a hurry to grow up, and also for adults who have forgotten how to slow down.
Purpose: "Slowness" does not mean being late, but giving both adults and children the opportunity to fully say "I love you" that they have no time to say in the folds of time.