Peninsula: You Are My Nanyan

In 2013, in a small bookstore in Seoul, two boys and girls from different countries picked up the same book at the same time. His name is Li Yan, a young man from China, whose playful smile hides scars all over his body; her name is Jing Nan, a trainee from Japan, who is quiet and reserved, keeping all her worries deep in her heart. After six years of companionship, they became each other's only support in this strange city, but no one said that they liked each other. Later, she stood on the stage where everyone was watching, but he retreated further and further away from the crowd. A misunderstanding, a separation, he left with a secret, forgetting all the past. Years later, he returned to Seoul as an exchange lecturer. She recognized him immediately, but he looked at her with strange eyes. He forgot her for four whole years, and she waited for him for four whole years. That unspoken name, that confession ten years late, this time, she decided not to let go.