When he was twenty-eight years old, Lin Wei opened a B&B called "Yunguichu" in Moganshan. On a Qingming rainy night, she opened the door wearing an apron stained with bean dregs. Standing outside the door was her first high school love, Jiang Yu, whom she broke up with ten years ago - the boy who had promised to watch the sea together, but who disappeared completely when her father was hospitalized.
Jiang Yu booked the attic room where all her old belongings were locked. He said he was here to attend a classmate's wedding, but late at night he scrolled through her Moments to three years ago. He said that after selling his house in Beijing, he wanted to live in Moganshan for a long time, but the mint candy tin box in his pocket was filled with high-speed rail tickets to and from Hangzhou - one ticket per month for three years.
But in the handwriting on the breakup letter ten years ago, why did "goodbye" be written as "see you"? On that rainy day when he laid down the white chrysanthemum in front of his mother's grave, who secretly stuffed a letter of apology into her bag?
This B&B called "Yungui Chu" has been waiting for a lost person, and also for the person who finally dared to admit that he never left. This is a story about typos, iron boxes and unfinished portraits - time does not forgive anyone, it just allows two people who are not brave enough to finally learn how to meet each other after going through many hardships.
