The Camphor Tree Will Never Forget

Lu Yan was dumped by his crush on the day he enrolled in school. When I was frustrated, I met Lin Zhixia - her handbag was torn and she was squatting on the ground to pick things up, too stubborn to look up. He helped her move, helped her apply for the highest-end scholarship, and brought breakfast every day; her words, "Even Kant can't save the emptiness in your eyes," pulled him out of his despair. A rich young man and a girl who lived part-time, went from cold rice balls in the fire escape to holding hands under the camphor tree, and they were not separated for four years. At the graduation ceremony, he held a cup of Four Seasons Spring and an old hand warmer from four years ago and asked her if she would like to become "my wife." She took the milk tea and put her forehead on his chest: "Spring all year round, the interest is very high." It turned out that those lights had long been stolen from each other.