My Blue Summer

In the sun‑kissed streets of a coastal Chinese city, the world of university life pulses with the restless energy of youth, ambition, and the quiet ache of unspoken feelings. Against this backdrop, Luo Zhi, a proud and unusually perceptive student, carries a secret that has quietly shaped her every thought since childhood. Her admiration for a classmate has been a constant, hidden compass, pointing toward a future she can scarcely imagine.

Sheng Huainan is the object of that secret affection—a charismatic, modest presence whose own inner world remains largely a mystery to those around him. Their interactions at school have always been defined by the distance of unvoiced longing, a delicate dance of glances and fleeting moments that hint at something deeper without ever crossing the line into confession.

When both characters step onto the sprawling campus of their university, the familiar rhythm of their lives is suddenly disrupted. The chance of seeing each other again in a place that promises new beginnings and fresh perspectives adds a magnetic tension to their daily routine. The university itself, with its bustling corridors, late‑night study sessions, and endless horizons of possibility, becomes a subtle arena where old emotions can resurface and new connections can quietly form.

The film’s tone is wistful yet hopeful, capturing the bittersweet beauty of a love that has lingered in the shadows for years. It invites the audience to linger on the nuances of shy smiles, the quiet hum of campus life, and the lingering question of whether two people who have been worlds apart can finally bridge the gap that has long held them back.

Last Updated: August 28, 2025 at 18:53