In Our Old Days, Love Can Overcome All Difficulties

Grandpa Lin and Grandma Shen, both in their nineties, were sitting on wicker chairs, with the sun shining through their silvery hair. Seventy years ago, he was an apprentice in a street watch repair shop, and she was the daughter of a tailor's family at the end of the alley. She was immediately struck by the beauty, but was separated by layers of disparity in family circumstances, displacement due to war, and obstruction from family members. They once shared a piece of bread during the famine years, hid each other's letters during political turmoil, and relied on an old photo to survive the long years when they were in a different place. From black hair to white hair, the iron fist of life has hit them countless times, but it has not broken the hands they hold. This is not a vigorous legend, but the answer written by two ordinary people in the past hundred years, using the trivial things of daily necessities, reconciliation after quarrels, and support in difficulties - it turns out that the most touching love is never smooth sailing, but "as long as it is you, all difficulties can be overcome."