In the 32nd year of the Republic of China, Yu Ji, a student from the Department of Architecture, met Xu Yunkai among the incense at the ancient temple in Peking. The sound of Zen hides a secret. Due to a chance encounter, they help each other and become friends, and their love quietly takes root in the troubled times.
Letters conveyed love, and trains went to appointments, but a sudden explosion kept him on the way home forever. She also completely lost her memory of him after witnessing the sea of fire.
By 1950, Yu Ji, already a construction worker, regained fragmented memories through a box of old letters.
Returning to Peiping, the old temple remains the same, old friends meet again, and memories gradually awaken in familiar scenes. But all the sudden things make the recovered past full of regrets. The sealed time suddenly opened.
After all, she couldn't keep the city she wanted to stay, nor could she see the person she wanted to wait for again. She only had half a lifetime of memories to accompany her alone.
I still remember that day, Yu Ji knelt devoutly in front of the Buddha statue, holding half a charcoal pencil between her palms. She lowered her head and whispered softly to the Buddha statue: "Please protect me from drawing all the architectural drawings of this temple without making any mistakes..."
As soon as he finished speaking, a low smile suddenly came from behind him: "It's better to beg it than to beg me."
Yu Ji suddenly turned his head. The tall man was leaning against the pillars of the temple, with his hands folded in front of his chest. He said in a lazy tone, "I have the final say as to whether you can finish painting the things in this temple."
Purpose: I hope we can all rebuild a small city from the ruins