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Eternal love does not exist, every love has its day of dissipation. Douglas, a 54-year-old man from science and engineering, has been married for almost 25 years. Late one night, his wife, who had always been with him, suddenly filed for divorce, which surprised him. In order to save this marriage, Douglas decided to take a family of three on a European trip, hoping that the crisis would be resolved. Air tickets, hotels, itinerary... It's not just the trip that's going crazy, Douglas is also looking back at every bit of his past married life. Coupled with the sudden disappearance of his son, the trip has become more and more outrageous. Is love destined to lose to a piece of cake? No, that is not the day when love disappears, but the day when hope begins again.

Charlie is an unremarkable scumbag in the class. He has nothing to do with anything. He has to take care of his father when he returns home. The future in his eyes was gloomy. But that summer, he met the charming Fran. Fran is the heroine of the stage, the soul of the society, and the first light in his life. In order to get closer to this light, he decided to take a brave step and picked up Shakespeare's script. Everyone has that summer in their youth, which makes the world different.

On July 15, 1988, he and she met on the night of their college graduation. They did not have a one-night fling, but chatted until dawn, became each other's confidants, and agreed to keep in touch in the future. From then on, every July 15th, no matter whether they were in London, Edinburgh, Mumbai or Paris, no matter how smooth sailing or sharp turn their lives had taken, they wrote letters, made phone calls, dated, broke up with each other, missed, confided, fantasized and hurt. They were once so close, but they always missed each other again and again when they needed each other most. It was not until 2007 that he finally understood how she felt in 1988.