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In the summer when I was seventeen, I was sensitive and depressed. Xu Xiangkan has a warm young man beside him - Liang Feng. No matter whether she is disliked by everyone or her character is ridiculed by everyone, he is the only one who stands firmly by her side. Liang Feng said: "Little classmate, don't be afraid of me, I'm by your side." It took her two years to walk from the small town to Ning'an City, but it would take a long time to cure her depression. She had to stay away from him, even though she also liked him. Things in the world are unpredictable, and life and death only last a moment. She who walked out of the small town will one day be dragged back to bear those unfounded accusations, both before and now. Then, she fell into darkness again, boundless. ... It turns out that your appearance was just a dream. In and out of dreams, nothing lasts long. Many years after Xu Xiangwang left, the magnolia tree in the yard finally blossomed, and Liang Feng officially became "Liang Jingting." That night, he dreamed of the scene when the two met for the first time a few years ago. He closed his eyes and murmured: "My little classmate, I'm here to see you..." No matter where you are, I will find you. We never get tired of looking at each other. Only, Jingting Mountain.

The first time sensitive girl Li Xiting fell in love with Chen Nian, a young man who shone brightly when standing in a crowd. She carefully guarded every hobby that was consistent with him, and finally she turned those hobbies into one goal - to be admitted to Nanjing University and be with him. However, life is always cruel. She was admitted to Nanda University but did not have him. She was like Cinderella in the fairy tale, but she did not have the right pair of glass slippers. Without those shoes, it meant that she could not enter his world. Instead, they became two parallel lines that would never intersect. She used countless reasons to make herself better, but the real owner behind those reasons was just him - Chen Nian. She spent half of her youth remembering him, but it was him who trapped her. She was trapped in that snow for many, many years. It wasn't until the day she knew he was getting married that she realized that everything was just her "one-man show." It wasn't until the day she closed her eyes that she had the courage to say those words: "Happy wedding, my boy."