Give You a Lifetime of Light, Give Me a Lifetime of Love

Tang Qingwan, a photography student, met Jiang Shubai, a genius from the computer department, in the library. An interview caused the two worlds to intersect. He was as silent as the sea, and she was as quiet as the light, but in the evening when they shared umbrellas in the rain, and under the lens of the sunrise in the western mountains, they saw the dancing stars in each other's eyes. However, family opposition, unexpected disturbances, and Stanford's invitation pushed the budding love into the whirlpool of reality. Jiang Shubai gave up studying abroad for her, but Qingwan chose to let go. During the four months separated by the Pacific Ocean, her longing developed on film into the "Distance" series, which also allowed her to shine in the national photography competition. When the misunderstanding was resolved, they found each other in a reunion hug at the airport. But new tests followed one after another - jealous tracking, the secrets of the old house, and the waiting memories across time and space, making their love stronger and stronger in the process of protection and growth. From South City to New York, from the old house where Axiu waited for 48 years to the stage of international film festivals, they recorded time with their cameras, continued the glimmer of light with love, and made an eternal vow with every shutter sound - to give you a lifetime of light, and to me a lifetime of love.