Ink for the Rest of Your Life

A heavy rain in late summer brought Lu Yu, a gentle printer salesman wearing thin-rimmed glasses, into the world of children's Chinese teacher Wen Jianyu. The ink splashed onto her apricot chiffon skirt and blurred the prelude to their fate. Wen Jianyu is a somewhat voluptuous and delicate girl with bright and pretty almond eyes. She prefers skirts that are fairy-like and a little discreet. She is capable and reliable at work, but in private she is timid and confused. She is afraid of the dark and the thrilling scenes of suspense movies, and she always makes mistakes in her class schedule. Lu Yu is not a stunningly handsome guy, but he has a reassuring gentleness. He sees through her assertiveness, uses a printer to print out reminder cards, hands her a flashlight when there is a power outage, protects her in front of gangsters, and hides his love in every custom-made bouquet and every daily surprise. From the embarrassing first encounter when they knocked over the composition book, to the sweet companionship of throwing popcorn while watching comedy movies, and watching suspense documentaries while hiding in their arms, two ordinary and warm people, in the long and flowing time, turned an unexpected encounter into a romantic chapter for the rest of their lives.