A Heartbeat Prescription on the Tip of Your Tongue

When a "healing food blogger" meets a "cold cardiologist", the heartbeat begins with a bowl of brown sugar ginger and jujube cake late at night. Su Wan's "Evening Dinner Notes" recorded the warm taste of home cooking, while Lu Shi's secret desire for the smoke of fireworks was hidden under his white coat. An encounter with low blood sugar made his stomach remember her taste; a message about a stomach-nourishing recipe made her camera start to chase him. From the late-night lunch box feeding, to the clumsy help in the kitchen, from the dispute over peppers in the market, to the confession of frosted roses - the two slowly understand each other's hearts through the collision of pots and pans. There were no vigorous oaths, only the note "I must eat on time today" and the silhouette of each other hugging each other in the sunset. This is a "heartbeat prescription" written with delicious food: heal your stomach, warm your heart, and give you three meals a day for the rest of your life.