When the Tide Recedes and the Curtain Rises

Hidden between the ebb and flow of the tides in Fog Harbor is an old theater that is about to collapse. Art restorer Su Wan returned to her hometown after twelve years, just to complete an unfinished farewell; structural engineer Lin Shen was ordered to survey the dilapidated house, but found her forgotten letter and unspoken confession among the mottled wooden beams, faded costumes and a yellowed diary. The rainy night, the sea fog, the moonlight on the old stage and the undercurrent of the tide witnessed the two people's journey from temptation to closeness. The rift doesn't have to be covered up, it just needs to be part of the story; he guards the traces she left behind, and she waits for his answer. When the restoration project was completed and the performance ended, Su Wan finally understood: the distance of twelve years could be bridged with only one choice. This is an urban emotional novel with architecture as its bones and art as its soul. In the light, shadow and tide of Fog Harbor, a restrained and passionate two-way rush is written. Instead of writing a grand oath, just write what he said when the tide reached his ankles: "The ship won't leave unless you nod." This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.