Han Ning works in the "Time Corner" of an old bookstore. She is surrounded by yellowing pages every day. She has a quiet and reserved personality and is used to recording her moods in words. One rainy day, when she was sorting out the donated old books, she found an envelope sandwiched in "The Little Prince" - the corners of the paper were frayed, the handwriting was clear, and it was signed "Yang Cheng". The content was written to "unknown you" about her secret love, but it was never sent because the address was unclear.
Out of curiosity, Han Ning followed clues such as "the locust tree on the street corner" and "Old Chen who repaired bicycles in the evening" mentioned in the letter, and finally met Yang Cheng at a nearby car repair shop. He is taciturn and became inexpressive due to an accident three years ago. He makes a living by repairing cars. That love letter is the unspoken courage he had when he was young.
From unfamiliarity to familiarity, Han Ning's delicate warmth slowly melted Yang Cheng's defense, and Yang Cheng's gentleness hidden in silence also allowed Han Ning to step out of the shadow of the past. In the summer night wind, through the collision of old books and wrenches, they learned to embrace life again, and also understood that some missed time will come back in another way.
Intention: Regret and reconciliation in growing up, tenderness and courage behind silence, and the trivial romance in ordinary life.