Summer Night Wind and Cicada Chirping

The midsummer wind carries the fragrance of gardenia flowers and blows into Mingde Middle School where ivy is entwined. When transfer student Su Wan entered the classroom for the first time, she accidentally knocked over the notebook of top student Lu Xingci. On the scattered pages, in addition to neat formulas, there was also a line of very light writing - "I want to see the sunset by the playground at dusk." One is a quiet girl who transfers to another school with a secret and always likes to sit by the window in a daze. The other is a cold boy who is looked up to by the whole school, but always looks at the sunset when he is alone. Their trajectories intersect in the summer when cicadas chirp noisily: an elbow accidentally touched in the library, a mineral water quietly handed to them in physical education class, the names posted next to each other on the bulletin board after the monthly exam, and the footsteps synchronized by chance on the way to school. Youth is like a grand and hasty rain, drenching the throbbing hidden in the heart and washing away the confusion of growing up. When family pressure, anxiety about entering school, and misunderstandings from friends came one after another, Su Wan and Lu Xingci realized that those unspeakable longings and those summer night breezes they walked side by side had already become each other's courage to fight against the world. It turns out that the most touching thing is not "I like you", but "Every moment with you is as bright as summer".