Bill of Time

Taking modern urban life as the background, it focuses on the collision and reconciliation of the concepts of marriage and love between the two generations of the Jiang family, and outlines the realistic picture of contemporary society in which "the elders are anxious about marriage and love, while the younger generations are slow-paced". The two generations struggle and look back on marriage, love and life choices, and finally end up with the relief and enlightenment after middle age. Everyone is on the road of their own choice, tasting the price behind the gains-the triviality of marriage, the heaviness of ideals, and the coldness of freedom. There are no absolutely right choices, only consequences you are willing to bear. After witnessing the life trajectories of his younger generation and his daughter, Jiang Tao understood the fairness of time - it puts a price tag on every choice. However, looking back in middle age, Jiang Tao makes people realize that the so-called perfection is never about choosing the right path, but having the courage to pay for one's own choices, and finding one's own relief in the balance between cost and gain.