I want to live forever, not to see all the vicissitudes of life, but to remember every face.
Gao Cizhou's life began with a rebellion. Her ancestors betrayed the fate of the Zhang family to "save the people in front of them"; her mother paid the price with her life to protect a Tibetan mother and son.
She was rescued, and she forgot about immortality and only worked as a doctor. She had guarded the young man during the bloody battle on the Xiangjiang River, accompanied the cheers after the victory at Pingxing Pass, and covered sleeping soldiers with quilts on countless snowy nights. She thought this eternal life would be eternal punishment. Until half a century later, the cracked but not broken Pisces jade pendant was put back together again, and the "brother" she thought had died in the war reappeared.
It turns out that her long life was not to witness history, but to finally be able to say to them at the end of history: "I did it, we all did it."
