In the summer of 2009, 18-year-old Han Shuo moved into the old house at No. 11 Hubin Lane. Next door, No. 10, Lives a mysterious girl named Shu Yan - her face is as white as moonlight and her intelligence amazes all the teachers in the school. However, due to severe ultraviolet allergy, she can only move at night.
When Han Shuo climbed over the wall for the third time and fell into the rose bushes of her house, Shu Yan finally opened the window and handed him a piece of paper with safety tips written on it. From then on, two teenagers and girls living in opposite time zones began to meet every starry night: she taught him trigonometric functions by the lake, and he baked egg tarts and various delicacies for her in the kitchen; she collected fireflies to replace the sunlight she had seen, and he used tattoo stickers to cover childhood burn scars.
Until the medical examination report shattered all the good things and Shu Yan had to go to the United States for treatment. "I just went for Christmas, don't worry." She lied with a smile, but before leaving, she secretly recorded more than 300 days of video diaries. Five years later, when Han Shuo received the videotape, he discovered the secret words that the girl had hidden in the corner of her math notes:
"If I had to choose one way to die, I hope it would be in the way you look at me."
Intention: I don't know