That Rain Extinguished the Midsummer

The midsummer wind carried the sweetness of orange soda. Lin Shen, a boy from the architecture department, and Su Wan, a girl from the art department, fell in love with each other under the old locust tree in Nancheng. From couple photos in the old streets to booths at cultural festivals, from staying up late to finish manuscripts with brown sugar ginger tea to names in the snow, they turned their campus time into the sweetest honey and agreed to build a future together in Nancheng with a painting studio and an architecture studio. But the pressure of family and the gap between reality, like a sudden rainstorm, extinguished the light in their eyes. Parents' strong interference, forced misunderstandings on blind dates, and deliberate instigation by third parties have caused cracks in the sweet love. When the inspiration material for the architectural competition was framed and leaked, and when "future" and "love" were abruptly placed on opposite sides, Lin Shen's dilemma and harsh words became the last straw that broke Su Wan's mind. Breaking up in the rain is the prelude to the end of youth. Su Wan left with his seriously ill father with his broken paintbrush, while Lin Shen headed for the so-called "bright future" step by step. When we meet again after many years, things have changed and people have changed, and when the truth is revealed, all that is left is full of regret and irreparable regret. The camphor trees are still lush, but the sweetness of the orange candy has become the aftertaste of regret. After all, they missed each other's life in the torrent of time.