The kapok on the Yunnan border burns like blood, which is the background of anti-narcotics policeman Su Yan in Xu Mian's shot.
She is a reporter reporting on anti-drugs. When they first met, he was a soldier standing guard silently. Later, she discovered the scars he had hidden under his police uniform - he was the son of a drug lord, the orphan of an undercover policeman, and a "stain" who gritted his teeth and survived in the darkness.
The hot pot in the tent smelled of the spicy aroma of his hometown, and he said: "No one is better suited to make hot pot than you." But on the night of the siege of the drug nest, gunfire was wrapped in kapok, and he pushed her away from the explosion zone. The thin calluses in his palms rubbed against her wrists, just like the afterimage of her grandma calling her home when she failed to catch her that year.
Later, Xu Mian went to see kapok every year, and the flowers in the lens bloomed more and more fiercely, but he could no longer wait for the person who said "it's okay". Only the wind wrapped the cotton wool, like his unspoken "I also want to go home."
Intention: The crime and atonement of drug addicts, and the tenderness crushed by fate