11-Year-old Xiaoguang is having a terrible time lately!
He accidentally broke his friend Ajie's most cherished autographed football, and the boat of friendship capsized.
Dad suddenly lost his job, and the atmosphere in the family dropped to freezing point.
In order to tide over the difficulties, my father opened a "home repair shop" on the balcony and declared that everything would be "repaired but not replaced."
Hikaru is forced to become her dad's clumsy assistant, starting by tightening a screw.
Gradually, he and his classmates formed a "repair team". In the process of repairing the neighbor's grandmother's old radio and the torn picture books of his classmates, he was surprised to find that every old thing carried a warm memory, and repair was not just about restoring functionality.
However, what he wanted to repair most was the broken friendship and the sadness on his father's brow.
When the football with obvious signs of repair comes back to you, will Ajie accept this intention? Can the home that was once full of joy and laughter return to its original state?
This is a story about hands, heart and growth. It tells us: the cracks in the world are not terrible, because that is where the light shines.
Intention: Use your hands to repair things, use sincerity to repair relationships, and learn to grow from setbacks.