The most sprouting height difference” is a campus love comedy, directed by Ma Kan, Wang Shui-lin and Gao Xiang and other joint performances. The film tells the story of Xia Xiling and Zhang Xiao a pair of the most sprouting height difference lovers comedy story.
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