The Evening Breeze of Lingya Valley and You

Su Wan, a 26-year-old literary photographer, ran to Lingya Valley late at night after losing her love, and met Chen Shun, a 35-year-old online ride-hailing driver. He was rough and taciturn, full of fireworks, but he was the purest gentleness in her world. Collecting scenery in the mountains, picnicking in the streams, kissing under the stars, the vast disparity in class cannot separate the two-way heartbeat. He is divorced and poor, has old wounds, and has low self-esteem and dare not climb high; she is passionate and stubborn, and breaks through the world, so it is him. Misunderstandings arose, farewells were seriously injured, and a piece of unsent confession hid the deepest feelings for half a life. From the first time we met in the mountains, we stayed together for the rest of our lives, and the wind in Lingya Valley witnessed: This cross-class encounter was the best moment of human tenderness in his life.