The old vat in "Moon in a Green Vat" contains the moonlight of half a lifetime, and also contains Lin Xi's lifelong care and despair.
She has waited for the gentle smile reflected by the red candle on the wedding night, waited for her husband's promise of "wait for me when I come back" in the flames of war, and has grown from strands of green hair to gray hair, and has turned the difficult years into calluses on the palms of her hands. But when the familiar figure returned with his unfamiliar wife and children, all the persistence was in vain.
The moonlight shines on the green vat like a layer of cold frost, reflecting her haggard face and her half-life of wandering. The honest and silent protection and the ignorant expectations could not retain her determination to jump into the tank. Every word is soaked in the pain of fireworks, and every scene hides the helplessness of the years. Only when you read it to the end do you understand that the waiting of some people has written the ending from the beginning, and the moon beside the green vat will always shine on the unspoken regrets.
