During the New Year of the Horse, the sky was filled with fireworks, but Lin Wan put the final touches on the divorce agreement, sealing up all the love, hate and grievances of the past. With two seriously ill children, she struggled out of the desperate emergency situation on a snowy night. She thought that her life would be just a struggle in the fireworks at the bottom, but unexpectedly, that gentle light had already quietly illuminated the way forward in her most embarrassing moment.
The smoke of fireworks in the old alley hides the ups and downs of her three meals a day, the four seasons and the ups and downs: bargaining at the vegetable market, getting up early and going to bed late at the breakfast stall, the ups and downs of delivering food, and the understanding and dependence of the children around her, all make her breathless. But there was always a tenderness that supported her steadily when she was most helpless - the hot porridge silently handed to her in the hospital, the figure who came to repair the car in the rain late at night, the firm support when she was bullied, and the undeniable protection in desperate situations.
Gu Yan, the nurse who was impressed by the stubbornness and exhaustion in her eyes when they first met, did not despise her identity or care about her past. He only wanted to use his tenderness throughout his life to accompany her through the wind and rain, and to keep her and her children healthy every year. They support each other in the firewood, rice, oil and salt, and stay with each other affectionately in the fireworks world. Those tiny pieces of sweetness and warm protection will eventually piece together the steaming happiness that belongs to them.
This is a story about the struggle at the bottom, the fetters of family ties, love and hatred, and it is also a warm journey of two-way running and mutual redemption in the world of fireworks - where the fireworks are warm, there will eventually be lights to help you return home.
