Tulip's Funeral

This is a true youth love story. A girl who regards tulips as a treasure meets a boy in a military camp. Their lingering love and reluctance staged a funeral belonging to tulips. It was so beautiful that it was desolate and heartbreaking. Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, wrote in "Seeing Off Guests" that "Lanling wine and tulips are filled with amber light in jade bowls. But the host can make the guests drunk, and they don't know where they are." Tulips are a very beautiful flower. They have the beauty of roses, but not the publicity of roses; they have the richness of peonies, but they are more noble than peonies. After tulips, after the flower, after its fame, many sad and bizarre stories are staged. . . She is a girl who is in love with tulips, a girl who is a sophomore at a university in the south, an ordinary girl who is in the best situation of her life. He was a military man in a military academy in the north, a boy with the fortitude of a soldier and the tenderness of a boy, a boy who was four years older than her and regarded her as a treasure. After their bizarre encounter, sincere love for each other, lingering emotions, and love, reality left them with a cruel test. Faced with the indisputable facts, how will two people who are passionately in love make a choice? Will God favor these miserable lovers? Will they really move towards the happiness they promised?