When the Locust Leaves Are Rustling, the Wind Comes

In September, when the cicadas are chirping for a long time, the sun shines through the mottled leaves on the campus of No. 1 Middle School. Lin Weiran, a high school sophomore girl who has a headache in mathematics but is full of girlish thoughts, is worrying about the difficult problems in the exercise book. At this time, Jiang Yubai, the young man who had just transferred here and had a temperament as refreshing as mint candy, gently tapped her exercise book, handed over problem-solving ideas, and quietly knocked on the door of her heart. During free time in physical education class, Lin Weiran held a volleyball and acted as a "spectator" on the sidelines, but was dragged by Jiang Yubai to learn to throw the ball. Under his patient guidance, Lin Weiran went from hitting his arm when catching the ball to being able to hit the ball more than ten times in a row. The two of them were sweating under the sun, and the boy's smile and the girl's blush were all quietly recorded by the summer wind. On the way home from school, the warm yellow street lights stretched their shadows very long. Every time we walk side by side and every daily greeting, this green love slowly grows. But the story of youth is always full of twists and turns. In the upcoming monthly exams, the two study at different paces; the occasional booing among classmates makes them a little overwhelmed; small changes in the family also bring fluctuations in their hearts. In this vibrant and unknown campus, can Lin Weiran and Jiang Yubai keep this pure love and move forward? How will they find each other's answers in the confusion and growth of youth?