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Introduction This is a youth narrative about summer, sea breeze and missed moments. Yan Yan, a strong girl, met Xia Luo, a transfer student who was as casual and bright as the wind in the midsummer when the cicadas were noisy. A piece of homework blown away by the wind and a falling ginkgo leaf made two originally parallel life trajectories quietly overlap. They walked through the morning and evening of the tree-lined avenue together, shared the anxiety of preparing for exams and the longing for dreams. The fallen leaf bookmarks hid their ignorant thoughts, and there were endless whispers on the phone late at night. But the train of growth will eventually go in different directions, the differences in further education will widen the distance, and the strangers in the circle of friends will say goodbye. Many years later, Yan Yan stood alone at the beach, watching the last fireworks of the summer night explode in the sky, and realized that some encounters are like fireworks. Once they are bright and warm, they are complete. And those unspoken words, those regrets hidden in the wind, eventually became the gentlest footnotes in youth.