The Mountains and Rivers Are Thousands of Miles Away, It's Better to Go Back

Lin Yuanzhou, a 28-year-old ordinary office worker, was sorting through his father's belongings after his death and found a travel notebook that recorded nearly a hundred scenic spots. Holding a note: "After walking through these places, you will find the answer." He resigned and set out on a journey, from the sea of clouds in Mount Huang to the stars in Dunhuang. Everywhere he went, he would sit quietly for three minutes, and what his father had seen and heard at that time would emerge. It turned out to be a "memory anchor" buried by my father with words and habits, and only he could interpret it. Uncover unfinished stories along the way: missed love, interrupted ideals, and silent fatherly love. A pursuit across mountains and rivers, not an escape, but a return—— Use steps to measure family affection, and use walking to piece together the truth of life.