On a summer night in Pingtan Island, blue tears shone on the waves for dozens of seconds.
Marine biologist Lu Chenzhou said: "It will only glow when it is stimulated, and it will die after it lights up."
Photographer Lin Tingwan smiled and pressed the shutter button: "That's enough, at least it lit up."
Later she found out - so was he.
He hid his hereditary heart disease, watched the sunset along the coast with her, and lived every day as if it was his last. Until the day when the surgery notice was signed, he lied to her to go to Iceland to take photos of the aurora and lay on the operating table alone.
She brought back the most beautiful aurora photos in the world, but never waited for that person to pick her up.
The USB flash drive contained years of secret recordings, and there was only one line in the letter:
"Lin Tingwan, I'm sorry, I can't accompany you to see the sea."
No rebirth/no reincarnation/no redemption
