Hanshui Shu Year

In the 1990s, Hanzheng Street in Wuhan was bustling with bustle and fireworks. Chen Yu, a young man who was unsuccessful in running a stall, works in the fabric business every day, and has a tenderness in literature and foreign languages ​​in his heart; Su Wan, a Chinese girl, has a bookish air and is tired of the utilitarian noise around her. The first meeting in the English corner of an exhibition hall was a heart-stopping moment, but it was separated by the identity gap, criticism from others and a series of misses. The love rival deliberately obstructed her, and both sides were secretly jealous. They rushed to her with high expectations several times, only to be left with a long wait. The two were repeatedly pulled between the fireworks in the city and the fragrance of books on campus. Through countless losses, reunions, and reconciliations, they slowly understood each other's sincerity hidden in silence. Slowly and patiently tolerate a two-way secret love, recreate the old days on the streets of old Wuhan, and write a romance of the era that transcends secular prejudices and has the same soul.