Zhong Qing'an, an atheist, was almost indifferent when faced with the news of terminal lung cancer. As a result, he was taken to Qingyun Temple to seek a longevity lock.
He used the remaining time to indulge himself, smoke cigarettes he had never smoked before, go to bars he had never been to, travel to places he wanted to go, and move to a coastal city to take photos. There, I met Yin Qinghe.
The oncologist was like a sea breeze crashing into his dead life, causing him to start to breed greed and fear of death in his joy and the few lives he had.
His condition is getting worse and worse, sometimes from coughing to epilepsy, and he wants to keep this stolen happiness.
Four years later, Qing'an's illness finally showed signs of recovery. He was very excited, but Yin Qinghe disappeared. More than a month later, Qingan was finally discharged from the hospital, only to see his lover who had also died of lung cancer. He returned to Qingyun Temple, but all he heard was that "longevity requires longevity."
After spending three years guarding the tomb, Qing'an eventually changed from an atheist to a frequent visitor in front of the Buddha. He knelt down and kowtowed over and over while rubbing the longevity lock.
Until July 28th, which was also the day they first met. Finally, Qing'an went to pay homage to Yin Qinghe. In front of the tomb, he met the man he had longed for.
An exchange that spans life and death. When death and redemption are intertwined, can love really break the shackles of fate and withstand all difficulties?
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Intention: plain happiness, growth