Li Wencheng, a young writer struggling to make ends meet, woke up and found himself in Ssangmun-dong, Seoul in 1988, becoming a taciturn tenant in the Phoenix Hall home. All he knew about the world came from the fragmented video clips he had viewed on his phone: he knew that a girl named Deshan and two boys named Aze and Zhenghuan had a past that left countless people distraught. He has nothing but pen and paper and a passable cooking skill. He wanted to be a quiet observer and record all the warmth and triviality in this alley. It wasn't until Cheng Deshan, the energetic but aggrieved neighbor girl, scratched the wall and asked curiously with her eyes blinking: "Brother, what delicious food are you making?" Did he realize that the protagonist of the story had already quietly walked into his story. This is a Shuangmendong story that strictly follows the trajectory of the old time, but quietly moves toward a new ending because of the subtle ripples of an unexpected visitor.
People who watch it feel a little uncomfortable