This is a documentary story spanning ten years. From the time I was seventeen years old when I was preparing for the college entrance examination, my father and I went through the journey of working in college, the trough of failure in the exam, and the joy of success; but later on, I witnessed the whole process of him falling ill, going through medical treatment, and finally passing away. When my father handed over the utility card and savings card to me, what he handed over was not only the "key" to the family, but also the last life lesson he taught me - about love and responsibility, about how to face death and bear the weight of life. In this long farewell, I learned to grow from a protected person to a supporter of the family, and moved on with the "human" mark he left behind.
Purpose: to record the last ten years with my father, show the growth trajectory from youth to maturity, and convey the life insights brought about by the responsibility of family relationships and the education of death.