Born in a remote village in the 1980s, she was obsessed with a man and was willing to be the unknown person behind him.
The world has given her advice and time has passed, but she has never changed her mind.
She loved him her whole life, giving everything she had to him, and humbled herself to the dust.
Until the end of her life, when the tea flowers withered, she ended up unable to love and ended with regrets!
Reader comments
It's not enough. I still want to know what will happen next. I hope it won't be the ending.
Watching it makes me feel sour and bloated in my heart for no reason [crying]
It's not meant to be as eye-catching as the peonies. It feels like it's not only talking about hairpins, it's also talking about Buddhist views. Grandma is really nice.
It talks about the life of the Buddha, from birth to marriage, just like seeing yourself
It feels like a child growing up, but there is a faint feeling between the lines.
Sad.
It's not enough. I still want to know what will happen next. I hope it won't be the ending.
Watching it makes me feel sour and bloated in my heart for no reason [crying]
It's not meant to be as eye-catching as the peonies. It feels like it's not only talking about hairpins, it's also talking about Buddhist views. Grandma is really nice.
It talks about the life of the Buddha, from birth to marriage, just like seeing yourself It feels like a child growing up, but there is a faint feeling between the lines. Sad.