The South Wind Knows My Heart

The South Wind Knows My Heart Plot:

Repeat student Su Wan moves back to an old town tenement and accidentally becomes neighbors with Gu Shen—the little boy who saved her years ago. But now, Gu Shen is cold and distant, never mentioning their past. Su Wan tries to melt his shell with sugar-fried chestnuts, the late-night porch light, and ginkgo leaves tucked in his textbooks. Until one day, she finds a diary full of her name in Gu Shen’s drawer, plus an old photo stained with mud from the day he saved her. It turns out he didn’t forget—Gu Shen had hidden his feelings for three years: he feared his serious illness would be a burden, feared this love would shatter if spoken. When Su Wan stands under the sycamore with the diary, the wind lifting her skirt, Gu Shen runs over with red eyes: “Wanwan, the south wind already told me—I care about you more than anyone.”