After the apocalypse, the world returns to silence, and homes turn into alienated images. Suyan walked among the ruins and wild flowers, using an old accordion to piece together her mother's songs in her memory. The family relationship gradually recovers in the broken time and space, but it is also shaky - the father is addicted to self-blame, and the sister is building a wall of silence in her heart. With delicate care and gentle exploration, Suyan planted the seeds of hope on the ruins. She doesn't want to save the world, she just wants to protect the soul warmth of her family in the midst of brokenness. The story is woven with the gurgling daily life. In the wilderness and under the moonlight, family love is as fragile and shining as dewdrops. The core conflict is: Is love that doesn't want to let go bondage or redemption? Under the fresh and elegant brushwork, the end of the world is no longer just a ruin, but also the soil of new life.
