The true story of a stepfather with no name or status:
For 25-year-old Lin Zhou, his first love took away his ID card and bank card. The red book in Shangqiu was like a slap in the face, shattering all his expectations in Hangzhou. Until he met Chen Ling and her 9-year-old daughter Su Xiao - he got up early every morning to make cypress buns with green onions, peeling off all the crispy edges for Su Xiao, teaching her to avoid the embarrassment of her menstrual period, thinking that she had finally captured "home".
But the rain in Hangzhou is too cold: I bumped into Chen Ling and her best friend and her husband coming out of the hotel three times. He clutched his old watch (it had stopped when he saved Su Xiao from falling into the water), and swallowed back the questions that came to his lips three times - just because Su Xiao hugged him and said "Don't leave me." Until Su Xiao held up the university admission notice and cried: "I changed my surname to Lin, please don't go back to Nanning." He still left. His old watch fell at Hangzhou Station and the hands were completely stuck.
The wind in Nanning warmed his days, but it could not dissipate his worries: Su Xiao worked as a doctor in Shanghai, and the needle holes on the back of his hands could not be hidden; the lotus root powder sent by Chen Ling contained the transfer form of the house in Hangzhou; the note on the surname change in the iron box was still stained with the tears of that year. The return date he was waiting for was when Su Xiao came back riding on the wind from Nanning, or did he finally dare to say "forget it" to himself in Hangzhou?
