When they first met at the industry summit, he was hypoglycemic and received a plum candy from her. When they met again in the courtyard of his grandmother's house, she had already forgotten about the plum candy. He took work as an opportunity to slowly get involved in her life. During the days together, she used the camera to freeze the world, and he guarded her every day with tenderness. Often, the "sugar-stained rest of life" engraved on the ring eventually became the warmest footnote. She finally believed that love is not waiting for a person to become perfect, but is willing to hold her and slowly go through all the ups and downs. Love does not need perfection to catch it, but the broken parts are mended with stitches and stitches, and it becomes the warmest light in the rest of life.