Flowers Chasing the Wind Fall in Midsummer

At the age of seventeen, Chen Ye only had two things in his life - the stuffy and boring high school sophomore classroom, and the unreachable Xu Zhixia. He was withdrawn by nature, poor and sensitive, and used to huddle in the shadows of the crowd, like a moss that never saw the light all year round. He never had any extravagant hopes for life, and just wanted to survive the boring boyhood in a muddle-headed manner. But that summer, a bottle of orange soda shattered all his rules and regulations. Xu Zhixia lived the most perfect life in everyone's youth. She has a good family background, a bright personality, and is wrapped in layers of love and preference. She is like the bright moon hanging high in the night sky and the sunflower that grows wantonly. The disparity in class and the polarity of personality are two parallel lines that will never intersect. But the young man's hidden love cannot be controlled by reason. Chen Ye began to greedily chase the light that did not belong to him, put away his inferiority complex, lowered his guard, clumsily learned to be gentle, and desperately tried to cross the gap between the two. He was greedy for the smell of orange soda on her body and the sunshine in her eyes. He paranoidly believed that as long as he worked hard enough, moss could embrace the moonlight and mortals could keep the summer. He once had a brief moment of tenderness, and he was once just a stone's throw away from love. Later, the chirping of cicadas came to an end, midsummer came to an end, and so did the boy's love. Many years later, convenience stores in the city are still full of orange sodas, but no one can surprise Chen Ye's entire youth. It turns out that the most helpless thing in the world is: the wind does not belong to the wind chaser, the moonlight does not belong to the moss, and I will never belong to you.