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Under the chirping of cicadas and the shadow of wisteria flowers in September, a young man with low self-esteem due to a disabled ankle met Pu Sheng, a reporter from the school newspaper. Her straightforward "I think he's quite handsome!" Was like a mint candy, opening the door to his closed heart. Two young hearts quietly get closer through the "accidental encounter" in the office and the stolen sketches. However, Pusheng's sunny smile hides an unknown shadow - the band-aid on her wrist and the pill bottle in her pocket are the marks of her long struggle with depression. During their college years, they knew each other and stayed together. He treasured the candy wrappers she left behind when they first met, carried her when she fainted, touched the scars on her wrists, and saw her secretly photographing him in the camera. He accepted all her fragility and light, and handed back the candy-wrapped heart that represented a promise: "If you say I am handsome, you will be responsible for your whole life." The pill box and the candy wrapper became the sweetness of their dependence in their bitter life. At the wedding, the yellowed candy wrapper became the most unique wedding letter: "I am willing to marry you who is lame." She dreamed of the glory of a war correspondent and the romance of sharing the Aurora, but she was always fighting against the haze in her heart. In the rainy summer of 2015, Pu Sheng, a reporter, rushed to the front line to fight floods. The faded silver butterfly clip in her hair was a sign of her stubbornness. She finally disappeared into the flood, leaving only a red rope swollen by water and a last message clenched in her palm - "Don't be afraid, I'm going to fix the rainbow first" written on candy paper. The daughter gradually grew up and inherited her mother's unfinished journalistic ideal. Thirty years later, the wisteria flowers are still in full bloom, and the boy with his trouser legs rolled up has turned gray. He stroked the candy wrapper that had been treasured for half a lifetime and had frayed edges, and he seemed to hear her crisp laughter again under the moonlight. When his daughter embarked on her own journey, he left everything behind, carrying only his eternal thoughts, and walked deep into the mint-scented wisteria stand to deliver a belated umbrella to his girl. Their love began with the glimmer of sugar, and eventually turned into a watch that transcended life and death, and will never fade in the long river of time. Intent: The imperfection and pain in the nature of life, the tenacity shown by individuals in their fragility, the pursuit of light, and the different choices that give life meaning.