When Su Wan'er stood at the door of the Civil Affairs Bureau holding a red book, she hadn't fully recognized her husband Lu Chengxiao in the photo, who was wearing military uniform. An almost "procedural" certificate collection gave her a taste of waiting as soon as she entered the military marriage - he took an emergency call and rushed to the military camp, leaving only a hurried back and a string of undialed numbers.
In the days that followed, she guarded her small home, dazed in the direction of listening to the sound of military bugles for countless late nights; he sweated in the training ground thousands of miles away, and the occasional text messages he sent always carried the rush of "urgent mission". The photos in the red book went from unfamiliar to familiar. Across mountains, seas and responsibilities, the two of them slowly reunited and waited for a long time, and the weight of "military marriage" slowly turned into a tacit concern for each other. This is not a vigorous love legend, but a story about a military wife and a soldier slowly getting closer between their home country and their small family.
